The book includes the basic theory of syntactic phenomena and, mainly, a plethora of exercises aimed at consolidating the theory.
Each syntactic phenomenon is presented, mainly in the form of tables. This way, unnecessary details and secondary exceptions are avoided.
The 6500 exercises, which are the main offering of the book, cover all syntactic phenomena, even those that are occasionally or opportunistically developed in school practice, such as articles, pronouns, verb moods, adverbial prepositional phrases, particles, conjunctions, and forms.
Particularly, with specially selected, numerous, and high-quality exercises, the "difficult" syntactic phenomena are covered, such as the conversion of active syntax into passive, the analysis of participles into equivalent subordinate clauses, the reduction of subordinate clauses into participles, verb forms, adjectives ending in -tos and -teos, hidden and dependent hypothetical clauses, the conversion of hypothetical clauses into other types, the attraction of the relative pronoun, and direct and indirect speech.
In addition, 70 texts - excerpts from Attic authors - complement the exercise section.
At the end of the book and in a special appendix, the answers to the exercises are provided with full analysis and justification.
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