Lesson 1 | The Greek Verbal System

Quiz: Elements of Verb Form

As we progress into Greek verbs, our aim is that you will begin to intuitively recognize the most common verb forms. This will come with more and more practice and exposure. For now, see if you can identify the parts that make up the following verb forms from Matt 5. (We don't expect you to know what they mean or what the specific parsings are . . . yet.)
(1) ἐδίδασκεν, "he was teaching" (Matt 5:2)
ἐ | δίδασκ | εν

εν is what part of the verb form?

Log in / create an account to enroll or continue where you left off.

ἐ is what part of the verb form?

Log in / create an account to enroll or continue where you left off.

δίδασκ is what part of the verb form?

Log in / create an account to enroll or continue where you left off.

(2) χορτασθήσονται, "they will be satisfied" (Matt 5:6)
χορτασ | θήσ | ονται

What part of the verb form is the aspect marker? (copy and paste from the text above)

Log in / create an account to enroll or continue where you left off.

What part of the verb form is the stem? (copy and paste from the text above)

Log in / create an account to enroll or continue where you left off.

What part of the verb form is the personal ending? (copy and paste from the text above)

Log in / create an account to enroll or continue where you left off.

(3) χαίρετε, "Rejoice!" (Matt 5:12)
χαίρ | ετε

χαίρ is what part of the verb form?

Log in / create an account to enroll or continue where you left off.

ετε is what part of the verb form?

Log in / create an account to enroll or continue where you left off.

Now, let's make sure you understand the information carried by the various parts of Greek verbs.

Greek II