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Can someone tell me which is the number of the lesson about the imperative verbs? thanks in advance Martin |
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Starting with lesson 20, they give you the aorist (which they call just "past", unfortunately. It's a bit more complicated than that...) and the imperative forms of every new verb they introduce. Regards, Karin |
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Active voice imperatives: While there are a few scattered (non-continuous) imperatives that are used in the early Audio Lessons, the formal presentation of imperatives begins in Lessons 32, 33, and 34 with the non-continuous singular (εσύ) of active verbs. The plural forms (εσείς) are introduced in L35. Lesson 60 contrasts continuous/imperfective (from present stem) and non-continuous/perfective (from aorist stem) imperatives of active stem-stressed verbs. Lesson 100 concludes LGO's treatment of this subject with the continuous and non-continuous imperatives of active end-stressed verbs. Middle/passive voice imperatives: Learn Greek Online does not cover middle/passive verbs beyond the present tense. It never uses nor formally introduces the past of any middle or passive verbs, nor does it ever use any middle/passive imperatives, either continuous or non-continuous, for these 2 voices. Regards, Greg Brush |
