Intransitive Verbs
Verbs are either intransitive (αμετάβατα) or transitive (μεταβατικά). Intransitive verbs do not require any complements whereas transitive verbs require one…
verbs
Complement clauses
Complement clauses are nominal and function as complements of verbs, adjectives, nouns and adverbs Complement clauses are introduced by: (a)…
Subject-Verb agreement
In both Greek and English, a verb must agree with its subject in number and person. When the subject is…
Expression of prohibition
In Greek, we express prohibition with the negative particle μη and the equivalent να- form. Η Αγκάθα θα ήθελε από…
Subjunctive
The verb form that is usually preceded by να is traditionally called “subjunctive” (Υποτακτική) and can be used for a…
Group B1 verbs Passive Voice
Group B1 verbs Passive Voice Active Voice Passive Voice ending in –ώ ending in – ιέμαι αγαπώ Ι love αγαπιέμαι…
Group A-verbs – Passive Voice
Voices- Verbs The Greek verb has two voices: the active and the passive. Active Voice. Verbs can end in “-ω”…
Greek verbs [Group A, Group B1, Group B2]
Verbs As we already know, verbs in Greek change their ending based on the gender and number of the person…