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A Handbook for New Testament Greek: Forms and Syntax is unavailable, but you can change that!

This handbook covers basic Greek grammar, syntax, and vocabulary for four semesters of study. Drawing on decades of combined experience of teaching Greek at the university level, this material is suitable for college students or advanced high school students.

Overview of Verbs The Greek verb has five characteristics: tense, voice, mood, person, and number. Tense Tense indicates the time and kind of action of a verb. The time of a tense may be past, present, or future; its action may be linear, simple, or completed. Tense Time Kind Explanation Examples Present Present Linear, progressive, continuous The action is viewed as being in progress. I am studying. Imperfect Past I was studying. Future Future Simple, undefined The action is viewed as a whole.
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