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How do we help?

One-on-one tutoring sessions: If some additional one-on-one time would be beneficial to a students success, faculty recommendations to the Center will allows us to pair up a tutor with a student to meet those needs.

Summer language intensives: During the intensive summer language courses, in addition to one-on-one tutoring options, we provide regular scheduled group review and homework sessions. 

Fourth year language exam prep: Weekly scheduled group review/study sessions for both Hebrew and Greek   AND  weekly game nights where we quiz through vocabs in loving competition for bragging rights and festive exam prep. 

 

Resources by Language

Voelz Chapter 3: Present Indicative Active and Middle Verb Forms (pp. 13-19)

 

Resource #1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qfk69ilQn2M&ab_channel=NicholasGresens

This video is a great review of constructing verbs in Greek and specifically parsing present indicative verbs and reviewing endings for said verbs. 

Resource #2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JprThUjl_0g&ab_channel=KenSchenck

This video gives mnemonic devices for Greek students to memorize verb endings (see primary active and primary middle/passive for Ch.3 application). These catchy tunes will have you identifying forms in no time!

Resource #3: Greek Verb Parsing app by Andrew Steinmann (can be found on all mobile devices)

This parsing app is an incredible resource for the beginning Greek student or student who needs refreshers in parsing! While it does cost $2.99, the app can be synced up to the grammar of your choice (Machen/Voelz) and the chapter of said grammar you are studying to give you focused questions guaranteed to improve your parsing abilities and recognition of verb endings. Steinmann also has parsing apps for Hebrew and Aramaic. 

Resource #4: https://classics.uchicago.edu/people/helma-dik/nifty-greek-handouts

This site has links to multiple handy sheets of information, including full parsings, lists of irregular verbs, and information on other parts of speech in Greek. This is a great site to return to as you progress in your Greek studies! 

Chapter 2: Noun Morphology (Gender and Number)

In this chapter, Bartelt goes over the basic noun forms and discusses various patterns of vowel reduction when adding syllables to nouns. 

Resource #1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FJenAH-zNDw&ab_channel=WTSHebrewPlayers

This video reviews how to form basic nouns and provides nice visual examples to reinforce the material. It also previews how Hebrew adjectives operate under the same rules and how one can make indefinite nouns definite. 

Resource #2: Chapters 6 (pp.20-25) & 8 (pp.32-38) of A Basic Introduction to Biblical Hebrew, written by Jo Ann Hackett (can be found in our library with the following call number: PJ4567.3 H23 2010). 

These chapters of Hackett's text are great resources for further reinforcement of the mechanics of Hebrew introduced in Ch. 2 of Bartelt. Ch. 6 deals with the Hebrew syllable and talks more about vowels and how they are affected by added syllables. Ch. 8 specifically addresses the intersection of nouns/adjectives and vowels and introduces the definite article and conjunctions. Each chapter has helpful and challenging exercises as well. 

Resource #3: Chapter 13 (pp.59-66) of Biblical Hebrew for Beginners, written by P. Rajendra Babu (can be found in our library with the following call number: PJ4567.5 B338 2011). 

This chapter of Babu's text succinctly recaps how Hebrew nouns function and are formed and gives a multitude of examples for each noun case. Babu also introduces the notion of construct nouns, which will come in handy once you begin forming clauses and sentences. 


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