Greek GrammarSimple Future verbs in -ιζω31st March 2020Verbs ending in -ίζω make the Simple Future in -ίσω Simple Present Simple Future αρχίζω = Ι start θα αρχίσω =…
Greek GrammarIntransitive Verbs28th March 2020Verbs are either intransitive (αμετάβατα) or transitive (μεταβατικά). Intransitive verbs do not require any complements whereas transitive verbs require one…
Greek GrammarThe meaning “can be + past participle”26th March 2020Medio-passive verbs in the imperfective aspect sometimes have the meaning of “can be + past participle”.Αυτό το παντελόνι πλύθηκε στους…
Greek GrammarΑναγκαιότητα (Necessity)26th March 2020Necessity is mainly expressed by the impersonal verb πρέπει followed by the subjunctive. Πρέπει να κάνουμε συχνά διακοπέςΟ Λάκης πρέπει…
Greek GrammarProbability / possibility26th March 2020The particle θα which appears in the periphrastic future forms expresses, among other things, probability. The speaker maintains that the…
Greek GrammarGiving directions / instructions26th March 2020We can use either the imperative or the present tense to give directions or instructions.Πήγαινε ευθεία και στο δεύτερο δρόμο…
Greek GrammarGiving advice25th March 2020The imperative can also be used to give advice, as well as a number of other structures such as questions…
Greek GrammarPolite requests25th March 2020Imperative forms are not of course the only means of expressing commands. There are a number of ways to give…