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| To master the Greek language, it is essential to practice using these tenses in various contexts and to familiarize oneself with the conjugation patterns of Greek verbs. By doing so, one can effectively communicate ideas, emotions, and intentions in the Greek language, and develop a deeper understanding of the rich linguistic and cultural heritage associated with it. | | To master the Greek language, it is essential to practice using these tenses in various contexts and to familiarize oneself with the conjugation patterns of Greek verbs. By doing so, one can effectively communicate ideas, emotions, and intentions in the Greek language, and develop a deeper understanding of the rich linguistic and cultural heritage associated with it. |
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| |'''The indicative - «οριστική»'''
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| |'''The subjunctive -''' «υποτακτική»
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| |'''The imperative''' «προστακτική»
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| |'''The participle « μετοχή »'''
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| |This mood represents reality and it is used to give information about a situation, an operation or event. A negation is formed with the particle «δεν» which preceded the verb.
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| '''1. Πηγαίνω στο σχολείο''' :
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| I go to school
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| '''2. Ο Γιάννης δεν γύρισε ακόμα :'''
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| John did not return yet
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| |The subjunctive mood denotes an expression of will. When we are influenced by something, are afraid of something, desire, suggest, propose, recommend, wish, fear, allow, admit, imply something, the subjunctive is used. This mood is formed by the usage of the particles «να» and «ας» and a verb-form. In negative utterances the particle «μην» is put between «να» or «ας» and the verb-form.
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| '''1. Θέλω να παίξουμε'''
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| I want that we play
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| '''2.''' '''Δέν μπορώ νά μήν πάω!'''
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| I can't not go
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| |This mood is used to give orders or instructions by asking, demanding or requiring people to do things. For negative expressions the subjunctive is employed, because the imperative cannot be negated.
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| '''1.''' '''Βγες έξω!''' : Go away!
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| '''2. (Να) μη φορέσεις αυτό το παντελόνι!'''
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| Don't wear that trousers!
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| |'''a)'''shows us how the verb is described, like the adverbial participle
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| '''Eg :''' Οι κληρωμένοι λαχνοί ανακοινώθηκαν
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| The drawn lottery tickets were announced
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| '''b)''' gives a property to a noun, like an adjective, here for the explanation
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| Thus, the participle could be both a form of the verb and an adjective, moreover the word participle also means that it consists of two forms.
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| The inflections of the Modern Greek adjectives derived from active and passive participles and some participles from Ancient Greek verbs.
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| '''1'''.Δε θέλω να τα δω ανακατωμένα, όπως την προηγούμεναi φορά. :
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| I don't want it to be seen mixed, like the previous time
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| '''2.''' Σήμερα ήμουν πολύ αγχωμένος στο σχολείο.
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| Today I was very stressed in school
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| === '''The infinitive « απαρέμφατο »''' ===
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| The infinitive in the Greek language is an intransitive verbal form which means: what does not reveal the face of its subject.
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| The infinitive in modern Greek is not used alone, but with the auxiliary verb "to have" for the formation of completed verbal tenses:
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| '''έχει λύσει :'''
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| it has solved
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| it has written
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| it has been solved .
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| === '''Summary of All Tenses''' ===
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| |'''Παροντικοί :'''
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| |'''Μελλοντικοί :''' '''indicative mood « future »'''
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| |'''Ενεστώτας :''' simple present / présent
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| past perfect / Plus-que-parfait
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