ITGNT001 Unit 1 An accessible introduction to the Greek Alphabet
ITGNT002 Unit 2 Beginning to Translate
ITGNT003 Unit 3 Introduction to verbs
ITGNT004 Unit 4 Introduction to nouns and simple sentences
ITGNT005 Unit 5 House, Synagogue and Temple
ITGNT006 Unit 6 Making plurals
ITGNT007 Unit 7 Trans-text John 21:15–17
ITGNT008 Unit 8 More about neuter words
ITGNT009 Unit 9 I come you come
ITGNT010 Unit 10 You me us and them
ITGNT011 Unit 11 I am
ITGNT012 Unit 12 Questions and answers
ITGNT013 Unit 13 All you need to know
ITGNT014 Unit 14 This and that
ITGNT015 Unit 15 Into action
ITGNT016 Unit 16 Adjectives and Super-adjectives
ITGNT017 Unit 17 Translation with helps
TransText_sample A fast-track method of getting into translating NT Greek (based on John 1:1–5)
VocBuild – a vocabulary building resource based on the words most frequently used in the NT (a fairly big file)
VocBuild_sample – a cut-down versions of VocBuild giving some sample pages
WORD LIST EXERCISES.
Below are a number of Word List Exercises which take you straight to the text of the Greek New Testament itself. They are fun to do and based on tried and trusted learning methods. Remember: it's impossible to cheat. If you are not sure of the answer look it up. That's not cheating, it's checking. If you don't know the answer look it up. That's not cheating, it's learning.
When we learn our native language at an early age there are two channels, tidy input and untidy input. 'The cat sat on the mat.' That's tidy input. 'The old gentleman sat by his cat looking out of the window of his bungalow.' That's untidy input. A child wouldn't be expected to assimilate everything in the second sentence but exposure to 'untidy' input is just as important as 'tidy' input in language learning. That's the philosophy behind my Word List exercises. And don't forget – they're meant to be fun. So have fun and enjoy them.