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Title: confusing and disorganized
Review: If this book had followed the format of Barron's first Hebrew verb book, 201 Hebrew Verbs, it would have been great. In that work, every verb was clearly spread out over two facing pages. You could see every possible form of each verb all at once, and for each verb, you could always tell on which part of the page you would find each conjugation, since it was the same for each verb.This book has only one advantage, and that is the higher number of verbs. It is lacking in clarity and organization. I am a Hebrew teacher since the 70's, and have always used 201 Hebrew Verbs with my students. This book, 501 Hebrew Verbs, would be useless for my students. I can barely follow it myself.I would strongly recommend that Barron's consider a revision... keep the same verbs, but arrange them the same way the previous book did.
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