1) Introduction: Phonology, Script, History of the Syriac Language.

2) Lesson 1: 1.1 The Emphatic State 1.2 Gender 1.3 The Perfect of the Simple Verb 1.4 The Proclitics

3) Lesson 2: 2.1 The Perfect: Full Inflection 2.2 Direct Objects

4) Lesson 3: 3.1 Pronominal Enclitics I 3.2 Predication of Existence and the Expression of Possession 3.3 Relative Clauses

5) Lesson 4: 4.1 Possessive Pronouns 4.2 Noun-Noun Possession 4.3 The Pronoun Koll 4.4 Pronominal Anticipation with Prepositions

6) Lesson 5: 5.1 Noun Plurals: Emphatic State

7) Lesson 6: 6.1 Independent Pronouns 6.2 The Short Pronouns as Copulas 6.3 Demonstratives

8) Lesson 7: 7.1 Inflection of III-Weak Verbs 7.2 The Perfect of Hwá 7.3 The Perfect with Object Suffixes

9) Lesson 8: 8.1 The Active Parcticiples 8.2 Uses of the Participle 8.3 Object Suffixes with the Third-Person Plural Verb

10) Lesson 9: 9.1 Adjectives 9.2 Pronominal Enclitics II 9.3 Possessive Suffixes with Plural Nouns 9.4 Paradigm of ya(h)b

11) Lesson 10: 10.1 Paradigm of I-y Verbs 10.2 Object Suffixes with the Remaining Persons (Perfect) 10.3 The Construct Singular 10.4 The Construct Plural 10.5 Adjectives in the Construct State 10.6 Adverbs

12) Lesson 11: 11.1 Paradigm of Hollow Verbs: Perfect 11.2 Paradigm of Geminate Verbs: Perfect 11.3 Paradigm of II-alap Verbs: Perfect 11.4 The Pleonastic Dative

13) Lesson 12: 12.1 Passive Participles 12.2 III-Weak Verbs with Pronominal Objects 12.3 Aba, Aha, and Hma with Pronominal Possessives