Learn Ancient Greek: Beginning
 
Beginning Greek Grammars
Greek-Language.com provides access to several types of Greek grammars.
 
  1. •Classical Greek Online
  2. ‣A wonderful set of online Ancient Greek Tutorials based on Donald J. Mastronarde's book, Introduction to Attic Greek.
  3. While these tutorials are based on Mastronarde's book, most of them are very usable without it!
  4. ‣Text Kit: Greek and Latin Learning Tools
  5. ‣North and Hillard's Greek Prose Composition
  6. This grammar has been in use worldwide for nearly 100 years. The book contains short lesson overviews as well as many good translation exercises. The entire book is now available through textkit.
  7. ‣Key to North and Hillard's Greek Prose Composition
  8. This key provides a way to check your work if you are using North and Hillard’s Greek Prose Composition.
  9. ‣The Greek Enchiridion, by Elaine Woodward and Marianne Pagos
  10. Elaine Woodward and Marianne Pagos, teachers at Boston Latin School, have provided a concise handbook to assist you as you learn to read Classical Greek.
  11. •Biblical Greek Online
  12. These beginning grammars are works in progress and are all designed to teach Biblical Greek. You should look at them and determine which is best suited for your purpose.
  13. ‣Corey Keating's Learning New Testament Greek site
  14. ‣William Mounce's Free Online Biblical Greek Class
  15. ‣Micheal W. Palmer’s Hellenist Greek
  16. This one is my own grammar, right here at Greek-Language.com. It’s 100% free. No fees. No ads. Just read, play, and enjoy!
  17. ‣Jonathan Robie's Little Greek 101 Site
John D. Schwandt, of New St. Andrews College, has developed an online Biblical Greek exam. If you teach a course in New Testament Greek, take a look at this to see if it would be a helpful resource for your class.
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