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Greek Sentence Showdown

Greek Sentence Showdown

Empower students to construct, understand, and use basic Greek sentences confidently. Through interactive challenges and games, students will master simple sentence structures and common expressions.
  • 00:00:00Course Duration
  • BeginningSkill level
  • $80
    $100
    ( 20% off )
    Price
  • 30. Mai 2025Admission Deadline

Week 1: Building Simple Sentences

Focus:

  • Understanding sentence structure (Subject-Verb-Object).
  • Learning common verbs and nouns.

Examples:

  • Εγώ τρώω μήλο. ("I eat an apple.")
  • Εσύ πίνεις νερό. ("You drink water.")

Activities:

  • Sentence Builder Game: Rearrange words to form correct sentences.
  • Quick Draw: Match sentences to corresponding images.

Week 2: Questions and Answers

Focus:

  • Forming yes/no questions and simple wh- questions.

Examples:

  • Τι κάνεις; ("What are you doing?")
  • Είναι σπίτι; ("Is it a house?")

Activities:

  • Sentence Showdown: Students compete to form the quickest correct question.
  • Role Play: Practice asking and answering simple questions in pairs.

Week 3: Descriptive Sentences

Focus:

  • Using adjectives to describe people, objects, and places.
  • Adjective-noun agreement in gender and number.

Examples:

  • Το μήλο είναι κόκκινο. ("The apple is red.")
  • Ο σκύλος είναι μεγάλος. ("The dog is big.")

Activities:

  • Describe It Challenge: Show an image and students describe it in Greek.
  • Adjective Match: Pair adjectives with correct nouns.

Week 4: Everyday Conversations

Focus:

  • Combining learned sentences into short dialogues.
  • Using sentences in common scenarios (introductions, shopping, directions).

Examples:

  • Γεια σου! Πώς σε λένε; ("Hi! What’s your name?")
  • Πού είναι το κατάστημα; ("Where is the shop?")

Activities:

  • Role-Play Showdown: Students act out dialogues based on prompts.
  • Conversation Chain: Build a dialogue sentence by sentence as a group.

Course Features

  • Interactive Games: Sentence rearrangement, matching, and team challenges.
  • Audio Support: Native speaker recordings of sentences for practice.
  • Flashcards: Key sentence templates with vocabulary variations.

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