Graded Reader of Biblical Greek, A

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Summary: Excellant for self study
Review: First work through Basics including the workbook, then A Summer Greek Reader (for practice with easy syntax and additional vocablary memorization), then this. After that read the Greek New Testament with A Reader's Lexicon to cut down on time spent thumbing through the lexicon. Start with the gospels or Acts.

Rating:
Summary: Excellant for self study
Review: First work through Basics including the workbook, then A Summer Greek Reader (for practice with easy syntax and additional vocablary memorization), then this. After that read the Greek New Testament with A Reader's Lexicon to cut down on time spent thumbing through the lexicon. Start with the gospels or Acts.

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Summary: Good for going it alone
Review: If you are trying to learn Greek by your lonesome, this book is a good resource. I first tried using Machen, which is a painful experience. Mounce has a good system, which introduces things in an orderly fashion, keeps memorization to a minimum (although there is no way around a good bit of it), and all of the exercises and examples come directly from the NT.

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Summary: Great workbook
Review: Interesting passages, well annotated; good review of grammar; original methode (phrasing) to unterstand the text I think all these qualities plead for this companion to Greek Grammar beyond the Basics (and others).
The format is well adapted. The difficulty is introduced step by step.
I can't imagine a best way to learn Greek New Testament than in the Greek New Testament, and this the case of this recommanded book.

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Summary: Training Wheels for the New Testament
Review: Looking for an Intermediate Reader for Biblical Greek students? Look no further. This reader is a great tool for helping students move from beginning Greek to more difficult Greek. It also contains helps for Greek syntax and phrasing.