Elementary New Testament Greek, 2014a

2: Introduction to Verbs in the Present Active Indicative
V. Parse and Translate
Let’s shift now to MI verbs. Review the forms presented in the chapter above.
Remember that there is signicant overlap in the Omega and MI family verb ending.
Only the lack of a variable Connecting Vowel between base and personal endings
creates the different look. The answers are located at the end of this exercise. Read
and say everything aloud! Work at this until it ows smoothly.
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8) μ
9) μ
19) μ
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Solutions to Exercise V
1) Present Active Indicative, second person singular, from μ: “You are giving…”
2) Present Active Indicative, second person plural, from μ: “Y’all are placing…”
3) Present Active Indicative, third person singular, from μ: “He/she/it is standing…”
4) Present Active Indicative, third person plural, from μ: “They are showing…”
5) Present Active Indicative, second person plural, from μ: “Y’all are giving…”
6) Present Active Indicative, third person singular, from μ: “He/she/it is placing…”
7) Present Active Indicative, third person plural, from μ: “They are standing…”
8) Present Active Indicative, rst person singular, from μ: “I am showing…”
9) Present Active Indicative, rst person plural, from μ: “We are giving…”
10) Present Active Indicative, second person singular, from μ: “You are placing…”
11) Present Active Indicative, second person plural, from μ: “Y’all are standing…”
12) Present Active Indicative, third person singular, from μ: “He/she/it is showing…”
13) Present Active Indicative, third person plural, from μ: “They are giving…”
14) Present Active Indicative, rst person singular, from μ: “I am placing…”
15) Present Active Indicative, second person singular, from μ: “You are standing…”
16) Present Active Indicative, second person plural, from μ: “Y’all are showing…”
17) Present Active Indicative, third person singular, from μ: “He/she/it is giving…”
18) Present Active Indicative, third person plural, from μ: “They are placing…”
19) Present Active Indicative, rst person plural, from μ: “We are standing…”
20) Present Active Indicative, second person singular, from μ: “You are showing…”
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14) μ
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VI. Mixed Translation
Translate each of these compound sentences. They join together all the different
types of verbs we have studied. Write out in Greek at least two of these sentences.
1) μ .
2) μ.
3) .
4) μ μμ .
5) μμ.
6) μ .