Pancyprian Examinations (Cyprus) · Modern Greek Language and Literature
Language structure and history
5 practice questions, each with the answer and an explanation.
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- Modern Greek has no infinitive. How is 'I want to go' normally expressed?
- In Modern Greek words of more than one syllable, on which syllables can the stress fall?
- How did the Greeks create their alphabet, about the eighth century BC?
- In 1952 Michael Ventris showed that the Linear B tablets of the Mycenaean palaces record which language?
- Which statement about the Cypriot dialect of Greek is correct?
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