Elementary Greek Review (fall mmxi)

What you have to do for the grammar section of the exam is in RED.

You do have to know everything on this page for the translation section!

NOUNS

• 1st declension nouns θεά (goddess)      νίκη  (victory)  (another chart is here)
• 2nd declension nouns (masculine  ἄνθρωπος   and neuter  δῶρον)
• how to use each of the 5 cases
• >‘the’ in masculine, feminine, neuter
• ουτος, αυτη, τουτο — εκεικνος, εκεινη, εκεινο  demonstrative pronouns
• Numbers  
• Adjectives
  

  0	zero	μηδέν
  1	one	ένα (m: ένας, f: μία, n: ένα)
  2	two	δύο
  3	three	τρία (m: τρεις, f: τρεις, n: τρία)
  4	four	τέσσερα (m: τέσσερις, f: τέσσερις, n: τέσσερα)
  5	five	πέντε
  6	six	έξι
  7	seven	επτά or εφτά
  8	eight	οκτώ or οχτώ
  9	nine	εννέα or εννιά
  10	ten	δέκα

• Adjectives used in attributive and predicate position

VERBS

Tenses: present, future, imperfect  (basic charts)  chart of Greek verbs present, future, imperfect tenses

Voice: active, middle, passive  (more charts, much more detailed)

Moods: indicative, infinitive, imperative

Irregular Verbs (know all 3 tenses, infinitive):

‘to be’ – present, imperfect, future:  εἰμί

Vocabulary from lessons 11, 12, 13, 14

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EXTRA CREDIT

Days of the week:

Κυριακή (Lord’s day)	Sunday
Δευτέρα (Second day)	Monday
Τρίτη (Third day)	Tuesday
Τετάρτη (Fourth day)	Wednesday
Πέμπτη (Fifth day)	Thursday
Παρασκευή (“Preparation”)	Friday
Σάββατο (“Sabbath”)	Saturday

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