Greek, an intensive course

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Introduction : The Greek language

The Greek alphabet

Rough and smooth breathing

Long and short vowels

Diphthongs

Iota subscript and adscript

Gamma combined with certain consonants

Classification of consonants

Punctuation and capitalization

Accent

Recessive accent

Persistent accent

Nouns: overview

First-declension nouns (nominative in -η or -ᾱ)

Second-declension nouns

The article

Word order

Verbs: overview

Principle parts

Present indicative active

Imperfect indicative active

Future indicative active

Aorist indicative active

Agreement of subject and verb

Questions

Infinitives and their use

Synopsis

Perfect indicative active

Pluperfect indicative active

Perfect infinitive active

Subjunctive and optative moods present subjunctive active

Aorist subjunctive active

Present optative active

Aorist optative active

Sequence of moods

Purpose clauses

First-declension nouns: concluded

Adjectives of the first and second declensions

Agreement of adjective and noun

Position of the adjective

Conditional sentences

Elision

Passive voice

Genitive of personal agent : Dative of personal agent with the perfect and pluperfect passive ; Dative of means

Substantive use of the adjective

Substantive use of the article

The articular infinitive

Third-declension nouns: consonant stems

The relative pronoun

The independent subjunctive

Partitive genitive (genitive of the divided whole)

Genitive of time within which

Dative of time at which

Accusative of extent of time

Expressions of time compared

Accusative of extent of space

Middle voice

Middle voice of verbs seen thus far

Second aorist active and middle

Principle parts and tense stems: summary

The independent optative

The demonstrative adjective/pronoun ἐϰεῖνος, ἐϰείνη, ἐϰεῖνο, "that"

Conditional sentences with relative protases

Adverbs

Participles

Formation and declension of the active participles

Formation and declension of the middle and passive participles

Summary of the forms of the participle

Attributive use of the participle

Circumstantial use of the participle

The adjective πᾶς, πᾶσα, πᾶν, "all, every; whole"

Contracted verbs: introduction

Contracted verbs with present tense stems in -α-

Contracted verbs with present tense stems in -ε-

The demonstrative adjective/pronoun ὅδε, ἥδε, τόδε, "this"

The demonstrative adjective/pronoun οὗτος, αὕτη, τοῦτο, "this, that"

Demonstrative compared

Subjective genitive

Objective genitive

Dative of manner

Dative of respect

More third-declension nouns

Third-declension adjective

Contracted verbs with present tense stems in -ο-

Verbs with contracted futures

Accusative subject of the infinitive

Result clauses

Compound verbs

The imperative mood

Commands and prohibitions

Forms of the Greek verb

The Greek verb: a summary

Deponent verbs: middle deponents

Passive deponents

Partial deponents

The adjective/pronoun αὐτός, αὐτή, αὐτό

Temporal clauses

Genitive absolute

-μι verbs

Present system of -μι verbs

Fear clauses

-μι (athematic) verbs: continued

Object clauses of effort

Object clauses of effort and purpose clauses compared

Accusative of respect

Accusative of respect and dative of respect compared

Present participle active and second aorist participle active of the athematic verbs δίδωμι, τίθημι, and ἴστημι

Present participle middle/passive and second aorist participle middle of athematic verbs

Perfect participle active of ἴστημι

The verb δείϰνῡμι, "show"

Supplementary use of the participle

The interrogative pronoun/adjective τίς, τί

The indefinite pronoun/adjective τις, τι

Enclitics summarized

The verb εἰμί, "be"

Dative of the possessor

Adverbial accusative

Personal pronouns

Reflexive pronouns

Possession with personal and reflexive pronouns

The verb φημί, "say, affirm, assert"

γιγνώσϰω, "perceive, recognize, know"

Future optative

Future infinitive

Indirect statement

Retained subjunctive

The adjective πολύς, πολλή, πολύ, "much, many"

The noun ναῦς, νεώς, ἡ, "ship"

The adjective μέγας, μέγάλη, μέγα, "big, great"

Adjectives of the type ἡδύς, ἡδεῖα, ἡδύ, "pleasant"

Comparison of the adjectives

The verb εἶμι, "go, come"

Numerals

Negative pronouns/adjectives

Unattainable wish

The verb ἵημι, "release, hurl, send"

Indefinite relative pronoun : Indirect interrogative pronoun/adjective

Indefinite relatives and direct and indirect interrogatives

Indefinite, relative and interrogative adverbs

Indirect questions

Comparison of adverbs

Irregular comparison of adjectives

The verb οἶδα, "known"

Temporal clauses introduced by μεχοι and ἑως

Temporal clauses introduced by ποιν, "before, until"

Attraction of the relative pronoun to the case of its antecedent omission of the antecedent of the relative pronoun

Verbal adjectives in -τεος, -τεά, -τεον

The impersonal verbs δέι "there is need, must" and χοη, "ought, must"

The impersonal use of δόκέι in the sense "seem best"

Accusative absolute

The verb κέιμάι, "lie, be placed, be set"

Second-declension nouns of the type νόύς, νού, ὁ, "mind"

The third-declension noun ἂστύ, ἂστέώς, το, "town."