Basics of Biblical Greek Vocabulary Cards (Zondervan Vocabulary Builder Series, The) 
asked by dignified1 on November 6, 2006 3:30 AM
Basics of Biblical Greek Vocabulary Cards are keyed to Basics of Biblical Greek Grammar, have frequency numbers included, and contain principle parts of verbs. These cards are a convenient way for students to quiz themselves on new Greek words being learned. Want to find a card number for a particular Greek word? Click "Take a Closer Look" above. You'll find a listing of all the 1000 words in Greek alphabetical order. This list is not included in the Vocabulary Cards product. You'll want to print it out here as a study aid for yourself.
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Good range of vocabulary, but could explain the forms and what tense they're in on another card.
reviewed by willie on November 25, 2006 9:48 AM
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I have been amazed at how helpful Mounce's Greek flash cards have been. Actually, this is my second set of cards because I previously used the cards that came with Parson's Greek Tutor software. In fact, the usefulness of the Parson's cards led me to buy Mounce's much larger set.
Mounce's cards are both more numerous (a thousand instead of about 150) and more detailed listing different word forms and word frequencies in the NT. Mounce's cards also tie in with his grammar book.
My cheerfulness about the cards arises because I can review a few words in time that is normally lost. I leave the cards next to my computer and pick them up when I am waiting for the computer to boot or download. They also good for reviewing when you are stuck on the phone for long periods of time.
More to the point, reviewing these cards has helped me focus on vocabulary independent of text. I am prone to skim over NT passage with an interlinear text and be too easily content to know the gist of the sentence than the meaning of particular words outside the context. The cards help me focus on that weakness in my study.
Stephen
Mounce's cards are both more numerous (a thousand instead of about 150) and more detailed listing different word forms and word frequencies in the NT. Mounce's cards also tie in with his grammar book.
My cheerfulness about the cards arises because I can review a few words in time that is normally lost. I leave the cards next to my computer and pick them up when I am waiting for the computer to boot or download. They also good for reviewing when you are stuck on the phone for long periods of time.
More to the point, reviewing these cards has helped me focus on vocabulary independent of text. I am prone to skim over NT passage with an interlinear text and be too easily content to know the gist of the sentence than the meaning of particular words outside the context. The cards help me focus on that weakness in my study.
Stephen
reviewed by nexus on November 26, 2006 12:54 PM
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Very useful for learning vocabulary. They contain all the words in Mounce's text, and more. They have chapter references which are useful. It's broken down such that the more common words are listed first (in numerical order). Nice large font. The cards are a little small (the size of a business card). It would be useful if they had a key on each card that indicated the part of speech (noun, verb, adverb, etc.). It also might be useful to have them grouped with a ring.
reviewed by carrots on November 27, 2006 12:25 AM
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If you are using the Mounce textbook for Basic Greek, these cards are a must! They are in the order of the chapters of the book, and they have all the information you need to learn the vocabulary easily and quickly. I carry them around with me on a ring clasp, and they are great! I highly recommend them!
reviewed by radar on November 28, 2006 6:08 PM
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While these vocabulary cards are not an essential to learning Greek, it is a great help. With 1000 words, it beats having to write you own cards, and offers frequency of appearance of each word, along with the genitive case ending. They have been worth every cent.
reviewed by rob33 on November 28, 2006 11:03 PM