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A new collection of 120 passages from Greek authors. The first half contains twenty adapted passages building up to GCSE level, thirty lightly adapted ones for AS, and ten easy unadapted passages to introduce the translation of verse. The second half contains thirty prose and thirty verse passages of A2 standard, unadapted except by minor omissions. Vocabulary beyond the core assumed at each level is glossed.
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Stephen Anderson is Head of Classics at Winchester College. John Taylor is Head of Classics at Tonbridge School and the author of Greek to GCSE, also published by Duckworth.
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This book is simply a selection of Greek passages arranged incrementally by difficulty - starting with GCSE prose, AS level prose, and 'easy' verse to introduce the translation of verse, and then A2 level prose and verse passages. There is also a section at the end which explains how to scan trimeter verse passages (as is required in the A2 exam), and the passages are glossed appropriately for the level.
This book is very useful for anyone studying for GCSE and A level exams, and probably would be useful for others at an equivalent level looking for extra practice (although be warned there are no mark schemes, but I have managed by checking my translations on Perseus afterwards).
This book is very useful for anyone studying for GCSE and A level exams, and probably would be useful for others at an equivalent level looking for extra practice (although be warned there are no mark schemes, but I have managed by checking my translations on Perseus afterwards).
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