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\n<\/a>Student Text Sample<\/a><\/p>\n

Based on the revolutionary First Form Latin<\/em> series, First Form Greek<\/em> is\u00a0written for parents and teachers with or without a Greek background.\u00a0Its goal is to present the grammar so logically and so systematically that\u00a0anyone can learn it. At the same time, we have adapted the Latin First\u00a0Form Series<\/em> to account for the differences between Greek and Latin,\u00a0such as the new alphabet, overlapping sounds, more variation within\u00a0paradigms, and less regularity. First Form Greek<\/em> overcomes these\u00a0challenges with the addition of weekly vocabulary reviews, more\u00a0frequent recitation, and an \u201cexpanded\u201d dictionary entry for Greek verbs.<\/p>\n

Recommended Prerequisites:<\/strong> At least two years of Latin grammar (ideally First<\/em> and Second Form Latin<\/em>) and the Greek\u00a0<\/em>Alphabet Book<\/em>. However, students who are new to Greek may spend additional time in\u00a0Lesson 1 and learn the Greek alphabet that way. Students who have completed these prerequisites (Second Form Latin<\/em> and the Greek Alphabet Book<\/em>) may begin First Form Greek as early as 6th grade.<\/p>\n

The 9 x 7.5 inch First Form Greek\u00a0Student Text<\/em>\u00a0is small, concise, and unintimidating, with 31 two-page lessons on facing, uncluttered pages\u00a0in an attractive two-color format. It offers a systematic presentation of grammar in five logical units and includes appendices with English grammar, prayers, conversational Greek, a vocabulary index, and more.<\/p>\n

After finishing First Form Greek, <\/em>the student will have mastered:<\/p>\n