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n what follows, the object is to record the existing Grammars of Modern Greek. Thirteen such grammars are presented in detail by specialists, with the objective of highlighting the special features of each (contents, level of analysis in the fields of morphology, phonology and syntax; practical or linguistic orientation, etc.). Another objective is to provide updated information for those interested on questions related to the grammar of Modern Greek. These texts are complemented by review – both Greek and foreign-language – where these exist, so that the reader may obtain as full a picture of each work as possible.