Translation Exercises

Extra credit. There is also an extra credit option where you can post some translations of the sentences at the Discussion Board. This option is available through Wednesday at midnight.

For Lesson 26, you should read and learn about the imperative verbs, because you will encounter these in your reading of Biblical Greek. You should be able to recognize and understand the imperatives, but you will not be required to generate these forms, and you will not be asked to parse those specific forms. So there will be some imperatives that show up in the translation questions of the Syntax Quiz, but there will not be imperatives in the parsing section of the Syntax Quiz, and there will not be imperatives on the Dictation or Composition assignments.

Lesson 26. First, make sure you understand the new content in Croy by reading through Croy and consulting these notes:

• Read Croy 26.183 and read these notes
• Read Croy 26.184 and read these notes
• Read Croy 26.185 and read these notes
• Read Croy 26.186 and read these notes
• Read Croy 26.187 and read these notes
• Read Croy 26.188 and read these notes

After you review these materials, you should be ready to do Practice Sentences, with help from the Commentary for Lesson 26 Practice Sentences and there is also a segmented version.

Lesson 27. First, make sure you understand the new content in Croy by reading through Croy and consulting these notes:

• Read Croy 27.191 and read these notes
• Read Croy 27.192 and read these notes
• Read Croy 27.193 and read these notes
• Read Croy 27.194 and read these notes
• Read Croy 27.195 and read these notes
• Read Croy 27.196 and read these notes

After you review these materials, you should be ready to do Practice Sentences, with help from the Commentary for Lesson 27 Practice Sentences and there is also a segmented version.