Links to Recorded Greek Material 

in the Textbook and Answer Key

Lesson 1:  The Alphabet - Answer Key 1 - Gore Video  Gore Video

Lesson 2: Accent -  Answer Key 2 - Gore Video

Lesson 3: Present Active Indicative - Answer Key 3 -Gore Video

Lesson 4: Second Declension. Order of Words. Novable ν - Answer Key 4 - Gore Video

Lesson 5: The First Declension -  Answer Key 5 - Gore Video

 Lesson 6: Article. Adjectives of First & Second Decl. Uses of Adjectives - Answer Key 6 - Gore Video

Lesson 7: Mascline Nouns of First Dec. Prepositions  - Answer Key 7 - Gore Video

Lesson 8: Enclitics. Personals Pronons. Pres. Ind. of εἰμί - Answer Key 8 - Gore Video

Lesson 9: Demonstrative Pronouns. Further use of αὐτός - Answer Key 9 - Gore Video

Lesson 10. Mid & Pass. Ind. ὑπό w/gen. Dat. Means. Dep. Vbs. Compd Vbs. οὐ, cases w/vbs. - Answer Key 10 - Gore Video

Lesson 11: Imperf. Act. Ind. Imp. of εἰμί. Accent of ἔστι (ν) - Answer Key 11  - Gore Video

Lesson 12: Impf. Mid. & Pass. Ind. Sing. vb/w Plural Subj. καὶ & οὐδέ - Answer Key 12.  Gore Video

Lesson 13: Future Active and Middle Indicative  - Answer Key 13 - Gore Video 

Lesson 14: First Aor. Act. & Middle Indicative. Constructions with πιστεύω - Answer Key 14 - Gore Video

Lesson 15:  First Aor. Act. & Mid. Indicative - Answer Key 15 - Gore Video 

Lesson 16: Aorists Passive Indicative. Future Passive Indicative  - Answer Key 16 - Gore Video

Lesson 17: The Third Declension - Answer Key 17 - Gore Video

Lesson 18:  Present Participle. Use of Participles - Answer Key 18 - Gore Video

Lesson 19: Aorist Participles Active and Middle. Use of Part. (continued) Negatives οὐ & μή - Answer Key 19 - Gore Video

Lesson 20:  Aorist Passive participle. Genitive Absolute  - Answer Key 20 - Gore Video

Lesson 21: The Subjunctive Mood - Answer Key 21 - Gore Video

Lesson 22: The Present and Aorist Infinitives. The Articular Infinitive. Indirect Discourse. - Answer Key 22 - Gore Video 

Lesson 23: Contract Verbs - Answer Key 23 - Gore Video

Lesson 24:  Future and First Aorist Active and middle of Liquid Verbs - Answer Key 24 - Gore Video 

Lesson 25:  More Nouns of 3rd Declension Adjectives of 3rd Declinsion in  -ης, -ες - Answer Key 25 - Gore Video

Lesson 26: Declension of πᾶς, πολὐς, εἶς & Numerals. Attrib. & Subst. Uses of Prep. Phrases w/Gen.
                      Accusative of Extent of Time and Space.      - Answer Key 26 - Gore Video

Lesson 27: Interrocative. Indef. & Rel. Pronouns. Deliberarive Questions. Cond. Rel. Clauses. - Answer Key 27 - Gore Video

Lesson 28: Imperative Mood - Answer Key 28 - Gore Video

Lesson 29: Perfect Tense. Review of λύω - Answer Key 29  - Gore Video 

Lesson 30: Comparison of Adj.  Decl. μείζων. Adv. Gen. w/Adv. of Place. Gen of Time. Date of Respect. Accusitive of
                      Specification. Dat of Time. Poss. Adj. μή used as a Conjunction. ἱνα w/Subjenctive μή w/ Ind in Questions
                      Expecting a Negative Answer. - Answer Key 30 - Gore Video 

Lesson 31. Conjugation of δίδωμι. Second Aorist of γινώσκω. The Article before μέν & δέ. The Aorist Participle
                      Denoting the same Act as the Leading Verb. First Aorist Endings on Second Aor. Stem - Answer Key 31 - Gore Video

Lesson 32: Conjugation of δίδωμι, ἀφίημι, δείκνυμι and ἀπόλλυμι. Accusative and Infinitive in Result Clauses.
                      The Subjunctive After ἕως - Answer Key 32 - Gore Video?

Lesson 33: Conjugation of ἵστημι and οἶδα. The Optative Mood. Conditions Contrary to Fact. uses of γίνομαι.
                      - Answer Key 33  - Gore Video

When listening to the recordings remember that listening allows us to take advantage of statistical learning, which will allow us to gain sensitivity to the meaning of the words and grammatical constructions in a largely subconscious manner. 

Note Dr. Gore's Greek Course is highly recommended. The links above to his YouTube video are included here for convenience, but the full NT Greek for Beginners Online course is best. Gore´s Erasmian pronunciation, but I notice he pronouncs the omega and omicron the same. I seek to distingush them.  

Here is a link to the entire NT by John Simon in the Westcott & Hort Greek New Testament