I found Greek, An Intensive Course, by Hardy Hansen and Gerald M. Quinn. I
hesitated at first because it teaches Attic Greek. But I highly recommend
it. It is very systematic. It presents a lot of the little tools that
greek uses to convey ideas which I found that Dobson did not teach. It has
excellent drills which reinforce which is taught. It also had very
challenging exercises which present the concepts taught in ways which one
does not expect. They force one to think. By the time one is done with
the exercises of a given chapter, one feels that he has learned the
material. Also, I find that Attic is not so different from Koine that it
is not applicable to use in reading the GNT. Since I am still a learner, I
can not give you in concise terms the difference between Attic and koine,
but a few spelling differences notwithstanding, koine strikes me as a
subset of Attic. So I highly recommend Greek, An Intensive Course by
Hansen and Quinn.
Chuck Tripp
Kodiak, Alaska