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Title: Confusingly Organized
Review: The earlier 201 Hebrew Verbs was a masterpiece in that each root's conjugations (binyanim) were presented in the exact same order. In this volume the author chooses to order the binyanim by frequency of use. This is of no value to a student of Hebrew who has to master each binyan's pattern of conjugation. All it does is confuse. In 201 Hebrew verbs, if you wanted to memorize "Kal" you would find in on the top left of each set of facing pages and you could compare and contrast slight variations in "Kal" by comparing the same location on different pages. You can't do that with this edition making it useless.The inclusion of example phrases is nice, but the lack of consistent organization makes my blood boil and makes it useless as a tool to teach the language.Go back to the older format. Please!!!!
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