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Learn to Read New Testament Greek, Workbook: Supplemental Exercises for Greek Grammar Students
Keyed to David Alan Black’s popular Learn to Read New Testament Greek main text, this supplemental workbook includes 1300 Greek to English/English to Greek sentences, more than 700 drilling exercises to reinforce the foundational principles of Greek grammar, and many other helpful learning resources for introductory Greek students.
256 pages, Paperback
First published March 1, 2009
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May 30, 2016
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Flowing along with the book that this workbook accompanies (Learn to Read New Testament Greek by David Alan Black), this workbook provides many more exercises to help you learn Koine Greek that was used to write the New Testament. It covers extra exercises from the first 25 chapters of the textbook which are geared toward grammar, vocabulary and interpretation exercises. The only downside that I can think of is that the answers to the exercises are not available in the book. They say that if you are an instructor, you can contact B&H Publishing to request the answer key. However, if you are a self-learner like myself, the answer key might be helpful for me to check myself. Their logic is that it's too tempting for some people to use the answer key too early and not get the benefit of working with other students to learn together. I actually agree with that logic, but for a self-learner, it isn't as easy to do that. Even without the answer key, this workbook still is an excellent resource that I would highly recommended to get in addition to the main textbook to help you learn Biblical Greek. Please note, much like the main textbook, this will take time to accomplish - it is NOT something for you if you aren't willing or want to put some effort into this.
Flowing along with the book that this workbook accompanies (Learn to Read New Testament Greek by David Alan Black), this workbook provides many more exercises to help you learn Koine Greek that was used to write the New Testament. It covers extra exercises from the first 25 chapters of the textbook which are geared toward grammar, vocabulary and interpretation exercises. The only downside that I can think of is that the answers to the exercises are not available in the book. They say that if you are an instructor, you can contact B&H Publishing to request the answer key. However, if you are a self-learner like myself, the answer key might be helpful for me to check myself. Their logic is that it's too tempting for some people to use the answer key too early and not get the benefit of working with other students to learn together. I actually agree with that logic, but for a self-learner, it isn't as easy to do that. Even without the answer key, this workbook still is an excellent resource that I would highly recommended to get in addition to the main textbook to help you learn Biblical Greek. Please note, much like the main textbook, this will take time to accomplish - it is NOT something for you if you aren't willing or want to put some effort into this.
August 24, 2012
This is a must-have companion to Black's book
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