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Elements of New Testament Greek is a "learning" grammar, designed to be used as a first year Greek textbook or self-study. It consists of 37 lessons, each with introductions to grammatical concepts, vocabulary lists, and translation exercises (both Greek to English and English to Greek).

Present Imperative Active Present Imperative Passive Plur. 2. λύετε loose (ye). 2. λύεσθε be loosed (ye). 3. λυέτωσαν let them loose. 3. λυέσθωσαν let them be loosed. or λυόντων or λυέσθων The Present Imperative of verbs in εω is as follows: Present Imperative Active φίλει for φίλεε love (thou) φιλείτω for φιλεέτω etc. φιλεῖτε for φιλέετε φιλείτωσαν for φιλεέτωσαν or φιλούντων or φιλεόντων Present Imperative Passive φιλοῦ for φιλέου be loved (thou) φιλείσθω
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