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Includes scope for vocabulary using a referenced list and Appendix II requirements. 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This syllabus content differs from what is in the current CE Greek syllabus(and is based on the pre-2013 CE Greek syllabus) .  \n\n| Level 1   | Level 2   |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| the Greek alphabet   |  |  |  |\n| grammar   | verbs   | present indicative active;future indicative active;imperfect indicative active   | aorist indicative active;  \u003Cbr>present imperative active;present infinitive active;  \u003Cbr>plus  \u003Cbr>present middle and passive;imperfect middle and passive;present infinitive middle andpassive;  \u003Cbr>present participle active, middleand passive  \u003Cbr>ε-contracted verbs   |\n| nouns   | all common forms (seevocabulary list)   | all common forms (see vocabularylist)   |  |\n| pronouns   | all common forms (see vocabularylist)   |  |  |\n| adjectives   | all common forms (seevocabulary list)   | all common forms (see vocabularylist)  \u003Cbr>regular comparisons;  \u003Cbr>genitive of comparison;use of ἤ   |  |\n| adverbs   | adverbs;  \u003Cbr>expressions of time   |  |  |\n| vocabulary   | As detailed in Appendix II.See below for additionalrequirements   | As detailed in Appendix II.See below for additionalrequirements   |  |\n\n## Additional vocabulary:\n\n􀁸 future tenses of βαλλω, εἰμι, λαμβανω and μενω  \n􀁸 future tenses of ἀγγελλω and φευγω  \n􀁸 future tenses of ἀκούω, ἀποθνῄσκω, ἀποκτείνω, βαίνω, καθίζω, πάρειμι and πίπτω  \n􀁸 present and future of ἦλθον (ἔρχομαι and εἶμι)  \n􀁸 the aorist verb εἶδον  \n􀁸 the middle verbs δέχομαι and μάχομαι (+ middle futures already mentioned)  \n􀁸 the contracted verbs ζητέω, πλέω, ποιέω and φιλέω (+ contracted futures alreadymentioned)  \n􀁸 the nouns ἔτος and τεῖχος  \n􀁸 the adjectives πᾶς, πᾶσα, πᾶν and πολύς, πολλή, πολύ  \n􀁸 the conjunctions/prepositions etc ἀεί, ἐκεῖ, ἐνθάδε, ἔπειτα, εὐθύς, ἤδη and ὕπο + gen(by)  \nPlease note: the division into Levels/questions isnot applicable to the KS examination.","cbCaidwapoz3ArRR","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaidwapoz3ArRR","pdf",586416,"English","# Greek alphabet\n## Grammar: verbs, nouns, pronouns, adjectives, adverbs\n## Vocabulary and additional vocabulary","[{\"question\":\"What topics are candidates expected to master for the KS Greek examination?\",\"answer\":\"Candidates must know the Greek alphabet, key grammar areas (verbs, nouns, pronouns, adjectives, adverbs), and the required vocabulary specified in the syllabus and lists referenced in the document.\"},{\"question\":\"Which verb forms are explicitly included in the syllabus?\",\"answer\":\"The syllabus includes present indicative active and future indicative active, imperfect indicative active, aorist indicative active, present imperative active, present infinitive active, present middle and passive, imperfect middle and passive, present infinitive middle and passive, and present participle forms for active, middle, and passive, including ε-contracted verbs.\"},{\"question\":\"What does the syllabus say about additional vocabulary requirements?\",\"answer\":\"It lists additional vocabulary items, including future tenses of several verbs, specific present and future forms, the aorist verb εἶδον, middle verbs such as δέχομαι and μάχομαι, contracted verbs, selected nouns and adjectives, and conjunctions/prepositions; it also notes that KS levels/questions divisions do not apply.\"}]","Greek syllabus for the King’s Scholarship exams | PDF",1790862187]