NTGreek Lessons > Morphology > Lesson 11: Review & Examination For Lessons Six Through Ten
Charts for the Greek morphological system are a helpful method to distill a quantity of technical information into an easier digestible visual representation. Nonetheless, support information is required to understand fully an illustration and its constituent parts, which was furnished with their respective lessons. However, this information was spread throughout five lessons and some salient points of morphology might have been overlooked. Therefore, the purpose of this lesson is to condense and refine the essential information by the formulation of rules required to understand first and second declension nouns, and summarize fundamental morphology concerning these declensions. Furthermore, six of eight noun rules are presented in this lesson. The last two rules pertain to third declension nouns, and therefore reserved until these nouns are studied. At the conclusion of the lesson, a study guide integrates the principles presented in this lesson.
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