This syntax approaches the ancient Greek language in an original, rational, and effective way and aspires to become a reference book in its teaching.

The systematization of linguistic phenomena at the level of actual usage, the productive progression in the arrangement of the material, and its grouping compose a practical and useful aid. It is an attempt that proposes a new way of approaching ancient Greek, without disregarding traditional methods.

This approach is based on the latest views that consider language as a unified system, that is, a set of elements with close interdependence that form a network of relationships (structure). It frees the learner from the barren and sterile learning of isolated verbal symbols and helps them understand the structure and function of the language in coherent and complete discourse.

It contains:
- a concise overview and structural elements of the unit
- selection of syntactic material and questions
- functional progression - special observations
- applications - practical rules
- correlational observations - exercises.