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ASSIGNMENTS:
**********DUE WED, 11-25-09**********
Written Assignment: 1 John 2:24-25 in Bateman
Sentence Diagram: 1 John 2:24b (from ἐαν . . . μενεῖτε)
**********DUE MON, 11-23-09**********
No Class: Dr. Marshall at SBL in New Orleans; work on research papers!
**********DUE FRI, 11-20-09**********
Written Assignment: 1 John 2:22-23 in Bateman
**********DUE WED, 11-18-09**********
Written Assignment: 1 John 2:21-22 in Bateman
Sentence Diagram: 1 John 2:20
**********DUE MON, 11-16-09**********
Written Assignment: 1 John 2:19-20 in Bateman
**********DUE FRI, 11-13-09**********
Midterm #2: 1 John 2:2 -25 is the material to be tested
**********DUE WED, 11-11-09**********
Written Assignment: 1 John 2:22-25 in Bateman
**********DUE MON, 11-9-09**********
Written Assignment: 1 John 2:18-21 in Bateman [still!]
**********DUE FRI, 11-6-09**********
Written Assignment: 1 John 2:18-21 in Bateman
**********DUE WED, 11-4-09**********
Written Assignment: 1 John 2:15-17 in Bateman
**********DUE MON, 11-2-09**********
Quiz Vocab: Quiz will be based on vocab words for 1 John 1:9 – 2:10; to study, consult the vocab lists in Bateman on pp. 188, 204, 221
Written Assignment: 1 John 2:11-14 in Bateman
**********DUE MON, WED, & FRI 10-26, 10-28, and 10-30-09**********
Written Assignment: Let’s catch up to 1 John 2:10 in Bateman
**********DUE FRI, 10-23-09**********
Written Assignment: 1 John 2:7-10 in Bateman
**********DUE WED, 10-21-09**********
Written Assignment: 1 John 2:3-6 in Bateman
**********DUE MON, 10-19-09**********
Written Assignment: 1 John 1:10 – 2:2 in Bateman
**********DUE FRI, 10-16-09**********
First Midterm: 1 John 1:1-2:2 is fodder for the exam.
**********DUE WED, 10-14-09**********
Written Assignment: 1 John 1:10 – 2:2 in Bateman
**********DUE MON, 10-12-09**********
Written Assignment: 1 John 1:7-9 in Bateman
**********DUE FRI, 10-9-09**********
Written Assignment: 1 John 1:5-6 in Bateman
**********DUE WED, 10-7-09**********
Written Assignment: Be up to 1 John 1:5 in Bateman
**********DUE MON, 10-5-09**********
Guest Lecture: David Alan Black
**********DUE WED, 9-30-09**********
Written Assignment: same as Monday–1 John 1:1-4 in Bateman
**********DUE MON, 9-28-09**********
Written Assignment: Complete the syntactic analysis and semantic classification of 1 John 1:1-4 in Bateman (Study Guide 9, pp. 155-171). NOTE: You are not required to do Steps 2-4 or 10-12. We are focusing on *syntax* based on identifying form and function, so steps 1, 5-9 are of critical importance. Once you’re done working through each verse, *then* provide a suitable English translation. HINT: When you’re working through this, you should have several reference works open to consult: [1] Mounce textbook (=M); [2] Wallace Greek Grammar Beyond the Basics (=W), BDAG, and your Greek NT. Whenever Bateman tells you to read or consult a section of Wallace, do so! This is where you will learn the various syntax categories/options for grammatical forms, and how to understand the meaning of them (semantic classification).
**********DUE FRI, 9-25-09**********
Friday is our BDAG day, since we weren’t able to do much of this on Wednesday. So all of the BDAG assignment that was due for Wednesday is due Friday.
Reading: Read carefully the introduction to A Workbook for Intermediate Greek (Bateman), pp. 9-16. We will start working through the workbook next week.
**********DUE WED, 9-23-09**********
In class on Wed. we will: [1] Have a Quiz on Diagramming; [2] Talk about BDAG lexicon. BRING YOUR BDAG TO CLASS.
Quiz Prep: Use the Diagramming Quiz PRACTICE SHEET for Greek (Click Here for Word Doc) to prepare for this. To see what I’m expecting, please read it! 
Reading: Read carefully Decker “Using BDAG” (pp. 245-262 of Koine Greek Reader) and the BDAG “Introduction” (pp. xiii-xxix).
Assignment: When reading Decker, have your BDAG open and look up EVERYTHING he tells you to look up and consider. It is designed to help you understand the nature of the lexical entries and how best to use this very valuable resource.
**********DUE MON, 9-21-09**********
Written Assignment: Complete the 4th practice sheet exercise: Line Diagramming Practice Sheet 4 on John Ch 3 v 16 (Click here for Word doc) UPDATE: Line Diagramming Practice Sheet 4 on John Ch 3 v 16 ANSWERS (Click here for Word doc)
**********DUE FRI, 9-18-09**********
Written Assignment: Complete the 3rd practice sheet exercise: Line Diagramming Practice Sheet 3 on John 3 (Click here for Word doc)
Line Diagramming Practice Sheet 3 on John 3 ANSWER KEY (Click here for Word doc)
**********DUE WED, 9-16-09**********
Complete the practice sheet for Wed: Line Diagramming Practice Sheet 2 and Sentence Type Analysis Exercises for Greek The Answer Key is here: Line Diagramming Practice Sheet 2 and Sentence Type Analysis Exercises for Greek ANSWERS (the diagram answers will be coming soon, but you’ll find the constituent analysis here!) UPDATE: Here is the Handout you’ll need to read to complete the homework: Sentence Structure–Larger Constituents for Greek UPDATE: Here are the Diagram Answers.
**********DUE MON, 9-14-09**********
The same homework assignment that was due on Friday (9-11) is due Monday, since we didn’t get to go over this in class. So–no new homework. Just do the current assignment extremely well, and review the handout on Sentence Types/Structures.
**********DUE FRI, 9-11-09**********
Quiz: Ch 35
Reading: [1] Read *carefully* my Handout called “Sentence Types and Structure for Greek.” It deals with the 5 main sentence types you need to know with some examples of how to diagram each type. You will definitely need this to complete the homework. [2] Consult Grassmick as you complete your line diagramming homework.
Course handouts: [1] “Sentence Types and Structure for Greek” Handout
Written Assignment: [1] Practice labeling Sentence Types and some Line Diagramming on the course handout: Line Diagramming Practice Sheet 1 and Sentence Type Analysis Exercises for Greek. Be prepared to discuss how you diagrammed, and to ask why I did what I did on my answer key (click here for key).
**********DUE WED, 9-9-09**********
No new assignments; we will go over the Ch 35 homework and begin talking about sentence structure and diagramming. Your quiz on Ch. 35 will be on Friday.
**********DUE FRI, 9-4-09**********
Quiz: none
Reading: [1] Finish up BBG Ch. 35; [2] Be reading and studying Grassmick pp. 81-103; consult the notes and diagrams from Colossians on pp. 104-138 to see the principles in practice.
Memorization: Vocab Ch. 35
Written Assignments: [same as Wed] BBGW Ch. 35: Parsing, Warm-Up, Translations #’s 1-10.
**********DUE WED, 9-2-09**********
Quiz: Over Ch. 34
Reading: [1] BBG Ch. 35; [2] Be reading and studying Grassmick pp. 81-103; consult the notes and diagrams from Colossians on pp. 104-138 to see the principles in practice.
Memorization: Vocab Ch. 35
Written Assignments: BBGW Ch. 35: Parsing, Warm-Up, Translations #’s 1-10.
**********DUE MON, 8-31-09**********
Reading: [1] Finish up BBG Ch. 34 and all homework assigned, [2] Be reading and studying Grassmick pp. 81-103; consult the notes and diagrams from Colossians on pp. 104-138 to see the principles in practice.
Memorization: [1] Keep reviewing/memorizing the Five Rules of -mi verbs from ch. 34; [2] Vocab Ch. 34
Written Assignments: Have Ch. 34 done from BBGW .
**********DUE FRI, 8-28-09**********
Reading: BBG Ch. 35
Memorization: [1] Keep reviewing the Five Rules of -mi verbs from ch. 34; [2] Vocab for ch. 35.
Written Assignments: BBGW Ch. 35: Parsing, Warm-Up, Translations #’s 1-10.
**********DUE WED, 8-26-09**********
Reading: BBG Ch. 34
Course handouts: Master Personal Endings Chart
Memorization: [1] Memorize the Five Rules of -mi verbs; [2] Vocab for ch. 34.
Written Assignments: BBGW Ch. 34: Parsing, Grammar, Warm-Up, Translations #’s 1-10.
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