"Greek Primer, Colloquial and Constructive" by John Stuart Blackie is a language guide that aims to make learning Greek easier by stepping away from old-fashioned teaching styles. The book begins by pointing out the frustrations many people have with learning languages. It then suggests that instead of focusing only on grammar rules, students should start by talking and using Greek in everyday situations. Blackie believes that language learning should be a lively interaction between teacher and student, making the language a practical skill rather than just a set of theories. The book champions a fresh take on language studies, highlighting more effective and enjoyable methods that make Greek more attainable for today's learners.

Greek primer, colloquial and constructive
By John Stuart Blackie
Frustrated with tedious grammar drills, a revolutionary book suggests unlocking the ancient Greek language through lively conversations and practical exercises.
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About the AuthorJohn Stuart Blackie FRSE was a Scottish scholar and man of letters.
John Stuart Blackie FRSE was a Scottish scholar and man of letters.
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