Learning Modules
Noun Basics – First and Second Declension Nouns – Vocab
Conjunctions – Words that connect clauses, sentences, or phrases
Verb Overview – Person, Number, Voice, Mood, Tense, Aspect
Forms of εἰμί – The verb "to be"
Present Indicative Verbs – Verbs showing ongoing or repeated action in the present
Imperfect Indicative Verbs – Verbs showing past ongoing or repeated action
Contract Verbs – Verbs with vowel stems that combine with endings (α, ε, ο)
Negation – Particles οὐ (indicative) and μή (non-indicative) to express “not”
Prepositions – Words used with nouns to express relationships like place or means
Compound Verbs – Verbs formed with prepositional prefixes that modify meaning
Personal and Relative Pronouns – Words replacing nouns: ἐγώ, σύ, ὅς and forms
Future Indicative Verbs – Verbs expressing simple future action, often using a sigma
Aorist Indicative Verbs – Past tense verbs showing undefined action with two common forms
Liquid Verbs – Verbs with λ, μ, ν, ρ
Third Declension Nouns – Nouns with varied stems and complex endings
Perfect and Pluperfect Indicative Verbs – Verbs showing completed action with present or past result
Adjectives and Adverbs – Descriptive words that modify nouns (adj.) or verbs (adv.)
Present Participles – Verbal adjectives showing present, ongoing action
Aorist Participles – Verbal adjectives showing completed past action
Perfect Participles – Verbal adjectives indicating completed action with result
Future Participles – Verbal adjectives showing intended or future action
Numbers – Cardinal and ordinal numbers used for counting and order
Other Pronouns – Demonstrative, Reflexive, Reciprocal, Interrogative, Indefinite
Infinitives – Verbal nouns expressing action without subject/tense limits
Subjunctive Verbs – Mood used for purpose, potential, or conditional action
Imperatives – Mood expressing commands or requests
Optatives – Rare mood expressing wishes or potentiality
μί Verbs – Irregular verbs not using standard ω endings