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  1. Matthew 24:5 and the Question of Punctuation

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    Over the past few months two different readers have contacted me to ask about the question of punctuation in Matthew 24:5, specifically about the quotation marks usually found there.

  2. Another update from the Online Greek Grammar: Authentic Language Acquisition

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    Here is a slightly different kind of picture-based exercise from the online grammar.

  3. Match images to words without translating first

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    Try to match Greek words to images without translating those words into English.

  4. Teaching Ancient Greek in Greek: A Recent Experience

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    I recently had the opportunity to provide professional development (PD) to all of the principals in a local school system.

  5. New exercises (games?) for lesson one

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    I have added two new exercises to lesson one of the online grammar.

  6. Acquire Hellenistic Greek: Alpha with Angela

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    Today I added FreeGreek.online to the Learn Ancient Greek page.

  7. Changes in complement structure from Classical to Byzantine Greek

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    The post below was originally published in 2017.

  8. Two Items Added to the Bibliography

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    Today I added two items to the bibliography at Greek-Language.com.

  9. Transliteration versus Translation

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    A number of highly important words in translations of the Bible are in fact not translated at all, but merely transliterated.

  10. BICS, CALP and what they mean for Acquiring Ancient Greek

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    I recently gave a presentation to a group of parents of school children enrolled in Chatham County Schools’ English Language Acquisition program.