A Workbook of New Testament Greek, Level 3: For self-study, with complete keys. Cet article n’est pas disponible.A Workbook of New Testament Greek, Level 3: For self-study, with complete keys

This is the third Workbook in a series. Like the first two, it focuses on exercises and practice for the self-study learner, or for individuals who wish to review or prepare for coursework in New Testament Greek.An explanation of some aspect of Greek grammar is given as part of each lesson, with the emphasis on exercises and practice with immediate feedback. Answers, in the form of keys for each exercise, are available on the same or following page.A website is part of the Workbook package; it includes sound files of New Testament Greek, and other resources. Readers are invited to submit questions via this website.Level 3 begins with a review of the Greek verb. Further topics covered include: the active voice of the future and perfect tenses, aorist participles, principal parts of the Greek verb, relative pronouns, and the middle/passive voice of various tenses. This volume concludes with a verb review and a reading from the gospel of John.Further volumes in the series will work through progressively more difficult topics in koine Greek.

This is the third Workbook in a series. Like the first two, it focuses on exercises and practice for the self-study learner, or for individuals who wish to review or prepare for coursework in New Testament Greek. An explanation of some aspect of Greek grammar is given as part of each lesson, with the emphasis on exercises and practice with immediate feedback. Answers, in the form of keys for each exercise, are available on the same or following page. A website is part of the Workbook package; it includes sound files of New Testament Greek, and other resources. Readers are invited to submit questions via this website. Level 3 begins with a review of the Greek verb. Further topics covered include: the active voice of the future and perfect tenses, aorist participles, principal parts of the Greek verb, relative pronouns, and the middle/passive voice of various tenses. This volume concludes with a verb review and a reading from the gospel of John. Further volumes in the series will work through progressively more difficult topics in koine Greek.