Written to replace the grammars of William W. Goodwin, and Hadley and Allen, Thomas Dwight Goodell’s A School Grammar of Attic Greek takes a different approach designed to clarify syntax for students who struggle with thinking in English while attempting to read and write in Greek. Goodell allows extant lexicons and teacher-led classroom discussion to provide information about prepositions, while he focuses on other elements of the learning process.
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