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32 Total Rules

57 Chapters

7 CEFR level

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New to Greek Grammar?

Start with the basics and build your foundation step by step.

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A0 Chapters

Zero Point · 8 Total Rules

The very first step. You're discovering the building blocks of the language — the alphabet, basic sounds, and how simple words connect.

Alphabet & sounds Basic word order Simple greetings

The Greek Alphabet Adventure

Introduction to the Greek script and letter recognition. Covers basic pronunciation of vowels and consonants.

4 rules

Decoding Greek Sounds

Focuses on diphthongs, digraphs, and stress marks. Essential for reading Greek words correctly.

4 rules

First Steps in Conversation

Essential survival phrases and greetings. Learning how to introduce oneself in formal and informal settings.

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Naming the World

Introduction to basic nouns and gender. Understanding how Greek nouns function in a sentence.

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Numbers and Time

Learning to count and tell time. Basic expressions for scheduling and daily routines.

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A1 Chapters

Beginner · 8 Total Rules

You can understand and use everyday phrases. Grammar at this level covers present tense, basic sentence patterns, and simple questions.

Present tense basics Yes/no questions Articles & pronouns

The Power of Articles

Definite and indefinite articles in Greek. Understanding gender-article agreement.

4 rules

Present Tense Basics

Conjugating regular verbs in the present tense. Introduction to common verb endings.

4 rules

Personal Pronouns

Using subject pronouns and object pronouns. Understanding the role of pronouns in sentence structure.

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Asking and Denying

Forming questions and using negation. Essential tools for interaction.

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Describing Things

Introduction to adjectives and their agreement. How to describe people and objects.

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Possession and Belonging

Using possessive pronouns and the genitive case. Expressing relationships and ownership.

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Location and Movement

Basic prepositions for place and direction. Navigating the city and giving directions.

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Common Verbs

Mastering high-frequency irregular verbs. Understanding the verb 'to be' and 'to have'.

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Pluralizing Nouns

Forming plural nouns across all three genders. Recognizing patterns in declension.

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Daily Actions

Using reflexive verbs and daily routine vocabulary. Expanding verb usage in context.

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Conjunctions and Connectors

Linking ideas with simple conjunctions. Building longer, more complex sentences.

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Adverbs of Frequency

Describing how often actions occur. Enhancing descriptive capabilities.

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The World of Cases

Introduction to the Nominative and Accusative cases. Understanding how nouns change function.

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A2 Chapters

Elementary · 4 Total Rules

You're building confidence. Grammar expands to past tense, comparisons, and connecting ideas with conjunctions.

Past tense forms Comparisons Connecting sentences

Looking Back: Past Simple

Introduction to the Aorist tense. Narrating past events and completed actions.

4 rules

Continuous Past

Using the Imperfect tense for ongoing past actions. Describing past habits and states.

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Future Perspectives

Forming the future tense. Expressing intentions and upcoming plans.

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Comparisons

Comparing people and things. Using comparative and superlative adjectives.

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Advanced Case Usage

Deep dive into the Genitive case. Expressing possession and indirect objects.

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Modal Verbs

Using modals like 'can', 'must', and 'want'. Expressing ability and necessity.

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Time Expressions

Advanced temporal markers. Talking about dates, durations, and sequences.

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Imperative Mood

Giving commands and making requests. Formal vs. informal imperatives.

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Reflexive and Reciprocal

Using pronouns to show self-action or mutual action. Refining sentence structure.

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Relative Clauses

Connecting sentences with relative pronouns. Providing extra information about nouns.

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Word Order Variations

Understanding flexible word order in Greek. Emphasis and focus in speech.

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Compound Verbs

Understanding prefixes in verbs. Changing meaning through word formation.

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B1 Chapters

Intermediate · 4 Total Rules

The breakthrough level. You can express opinions, describe experiences, and handle most travel situations. Grammar covers conditionals, modal verbs, and passive voice.

Conditionals Modal verbs Reported speech

Perfect Tenses

Mastering the Present Perfect. Discussing experience and past results.

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Passive Voice

Forming and using the passive voice. Focusing on the action rather than the actor.

4 rules

Conditional Sentences

Forming 'if' clauses. Discussing hypothetical situations and possibilities.

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Participles

Using active and passive participles. Adding descriptive power to verbs.

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Subjunctive Mood

Introduction to the subjunctive. Expressing wishes, doubts, and desires.

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Reported Speech

Passing on information. Changing tenses and pronouns in indirect speech.

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Advanced Prepositions

Nuanced use of prepositions and cases. Precision in spatial and temporal relations.

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Gerunds and Infinitives

Non-finite verb forms. Simplifying complex sentence structures.

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Discourse Markers

Improving flow and cohesion. Using particles and connectors for natural speech.

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Word Formation

Roots, prefixes, and suffixes. Expanding vocabulary through morphology.

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B2 Chapters

Upper Intermediate · 0 Total Rules

You interact with fluency and spontaneity. Grammar at this level tackles advanced tenses, subjunctive mood, and nuanced sentence structures.

Advanced tenses Subjunctive mood Complex clauses

Advanced Subjunctive

Complex subjunctive constructions. Expressing nuances of intent and necessity.

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Complex Passive Structures

Advanced passive usage. Handling formal and academic reporting.

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Hypothetical Conditionals

Mixed conditionals and counterfactuals. Discussing past and present unreal situations.

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Advanced Syntax

Complex sentence structures and subordination. Achieving a formal register.

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Stylistic Nuance

Choosing the right register. Understanding formal, informal, and literary Greek.

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Idiomatic Expressions

Mastering common Greek idioms. Sounding like a native speaker.

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Advanced Tense Aspect

Nuances of aspect in complex narrative. Perfective vs. imperfective aspect.

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Nominalization

Turning verbs into nouns. Academic and formal writing techniques.

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C1 Chapters

Advanced · 0 Total Rules

Near-native command. You understand implicit meaning and can use language flexibly. Grammar covers rare exceptions, stylistic variation, and formal registers.

Stylistic register Idiomatic structures Exception patterns

Literary Tenses

Using archaic or literary tenses. Understanding classical influences in modern prose.

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Rhetorical Devices

Using grammar for persuasion. Metaphor, irony, and emphasis in speech.

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Advanced Particles

Subtle particles for emotion and emphasis. Mastering the 'flavor' of Greek.

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Formal Correspondence

Grammar for professional writing. Emails, reports, and official documents.

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Syntactic Ambiguity

Navigating complex structures. Understanding how word order affects meaning.

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Dialectal Variations

Recognizing regional differences in grammar. Exposure to diverse Greek usage.

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C2 Chapters

Mastery · 4 Total Rules

Full mastery. You can understand virtually everything and express yourself with precision. Grammar here refines the finest details of the language.

Literary grammar Nuanced expression Native-level precision

Stylistic Mastery

Refining personal voice. Using complex grammar for artistic effect.

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Ancient Greek Traces

Understanding remnants of Ancient Greek in modern syntax. Historical context.

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The Art of Rhetoric

Advanced rhetorical strategies. Persuasive and oratorical grammar.

4 rules

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Frequently Asked Questions About Greek Grammar

SubLearn covers 32 Greek grammar rules organized across 7 CEFR proficiency levels (from A0 to C2), spanning 57 structured chapters. Each rule includes clear explanations, real-world examples, and interactive practice exercises.

Our Greek grammar curriculum covers CEFR levels from A0 to C2. Each level is designed to match your current proficiency — beginners start with basic sentence patterns at A1, while advanced learners tackle nuanced structures at C1-C2.

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Grammar is organized into 57 thematic chapters following the CEFR framework. Each chapter groups related rules together — for example, verb tenses, sentence structure, or particles — so you can learn related concepts in a logical sequence.

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