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Can somebody please tell me how to conjugate συνέρχομαι ? I know that the one-off future is θα συνέλθω, but are the following right or wrong ? one-off past = σύνελθω (or what?) continuous past = συνερχόμουν (or what?) you (singular)imperative = συνέλα ??? you (plural) imperative = συνελάτε ??? |
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Hi there Pete  I'm just going to conjugate it for you Indicative one-off past (is that Aorist? the one time simple past one?) = Συνήλθα continuous past = συνερχόμουν Instant future (the one time only one) = Θα συνέλθω Future continuous = θα συνέρχομαι Present perfect = έχω συνέλθει past perfect = είχα συνέλθει Future Perfect = θα έχω συνέλθει Imperative There's no "present" imperative as far as far as I am aware. I am quite positive there's none) σύνελθε συνέλθετε |
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Irene, Thank you for a perfect answer  I confess that I am not (yet) familiar with the "present" imperative, so I'm mighty glad that it doesn't apply in this case Best Regards, Pete |
| Απάντηση: Re: -sin |
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1) The kypriako verb "-sin" ending in the past third person, what is its modern greek equivalent, is it colloquial? For example, paigasin - they went. mpikasin - they entered. trehasin - the ran. vgalasin - they took. valasin - they put. 2) can anyone recommend any good greek books for a beginner. Regards. |
