Greek Verbs Recogntion
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παύω = I stop
Present tense = I am stopping / I stop
Imperfect tense = I was stopping / I used to stop
Present tense = I am stopping / I stop
Imperfect tense = I was stopping / I used to stop
| Person | Present | Imperfect |
|---|---|---|
| I | παύω | ἔπαυον |
| you (singular) | παύεις | ἔπαυες |
| he / she / it | παύει | ἔπαυε(ν) |
| we | παύομεν | ἐπαύομεν |
| you (plural) | παύετε | ἐπαύετε |
| they | παύουσι(ν) | ἔπαυον |
What to notice:
Present tense has no augment.
Imperfect tense usually has an augment: ἐ-.
So compare:
Present tense has no augment.
Imperfect tense usually has an augment: ἐ-.
So compare:
- παύομεν = we stop
- ἐπαύομεν = we were stopping