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Intermediate Greek
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Class #1 Slidedeck: Case Overview and Genitive Case Highlights
Class #1 Video 1: Six-Week Overview; Case Review; Appurtenance; Genitive: Possessive, Relation, Wholative (49:48)
Class #1 Video 2: Genitive: Attributive & Attributed, Simple Apposition & Apposition (26:54)
Class #1 Video 3: Genitive: Separation & Subordination (21:47)
Class #1 Video 4: Genitive: More than One Nuance, Concatenative, Subjective/Objective/Plenary (34:59)
Class #2 Slidedeck: The Article Part 1 of 2
Class #2 Video 1: The Article: Introduction, Origin from Demonstrative Pronoun, What IT IS NOT! What IT IS! (36:46)
Class #2 Video 2: The Article: Regular Uses of the Article with Substantives: Eight Categories (58:40)
Class #3 Slidedeck: The Article Part 2 of 2
Class #3 Video 1: Absence of the Article; Clarification: Indefinite, Qualitative, Definite; (16:08)
Class #3 Video 2: Ten Constructions: Anarthrous Noun May Be Definite: Proper Nouns, Objects of a Preposition, Ordinal Numbers, Predicate Nominative, Monadic Nouns, Abstract Nouns (53:48)
Class #3 Video 3: Ten Constructions: Genitive Construction: Apollonius' Corollary (17:24)
Class #3 Video 4: Ten Constructions: Pronominal Adjectives, Generic Nouns (16:18)
Class#3 Expansion Slidedeck: The Article Part 3
Class #4 Slidedeck: Verb System Review; Nuances of Tenses
Class #4 Video 1: Four Greek Moods; Two Modes; Definition of Tense & Aspect; Present of Action in Progress, Habitual Present, Historical Present (56:11)
Class #4 Video 2: Aoristic, Progressive, Iterative, Ingressive or Inceptive, Habitual, and Conative & Tendential Imperfect, (19:40)
Class #4 Video 3: Global, Ingressive or Inceptive, Consummative, and Proleptic Aorist (16:22)
Class #4 Video 4: Predictive, Imperatival, Deliberative, and Gnomic Future (12:59)
Class #4 Video 5: Intensive, Consummative, Present Force, and Proleptic Perfect (18:41)
Class #2 Video 1: The Article: Introduction, Origin from Demonstrative Pronoun, What IT IS NOT! What IT IS!
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