Sylabus
1. The Greek Alphabet2. Verbs in -ω: Present Indicative Active3. Definite Article; the Cases; 1st Declension: Feminine nouns; Future Indicative Active4. 1st Declension: Masculine Nouns; Imperfect Indicative Active5. 2nd Declension: Masculine and Feminine Nouns; Weak Aorist Indicative Active6. 2nd Declension: Neuter Nouns; Perfect Indicative Active7. Adjectives of 1st and 2nd Declensions, with three endings; Present Indicative of εἰμί (sum); Pluperfect Indicative Active8. 3rd Declension examples; Present Imperative and Infinitive; Connection of Sentences; μέν and δέ
Anotace
This course covers elemental morphology and syntax of Ancient Greek according to the first 8 chapters of Greek for Beginners by L. A. Wilding.
The lessons are composed of grammar explanation and and of exercises (mostly translations both from Greek to English and from English to Greek). Another essential part of the course is home preparation for every new session - students have to learn grammar explained at the last class, memorize new words and prepare home exercise.