
Writing Greek
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John Taylor is Head of Classics at Tonbridge School, Kent. He is the author of Greek to GCSE Parts 1 and 2, Greek beyond GCSE, Essential GCSE Latin, and Latin beyond GCSE.
Content
List of abbreviations
Glossary of grammar terms
PART I
1. Basic use of cases
2. Definite article
3. Time, place and space
4. Use of adjectives
5. Verb tenses
6. Participles I
7. Pronouns I
8. Pronouns II
9. Relative clauses
10. Connection
PART 2
11. Indirect statement
12. Questions
13. Commands, exhortations and wishes
14. Purpose clauses
15. Result clauses
16. Conditional sentences
17. Participles II
18. Verbs of fearing, precaution and preventing
19. Indefinites
20. Temporal clauses
21. Impersonal verbs; Accusative absolute; Gerundives
Appendices
1 Passages from North and Hillard
2 Uses ofthe subjunctive and optative
3 Negatives and their main uses
4 Prepositions
5 Accents
6 Principal parts of 100 important
irregular verbs
Vocabulary
Index
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