[B-Greek] Question on verbs

JMonte2000 at aol.com JMonte2000 at aol.com
Sun Sep 26 09:47:11 EDT 2004


Hi all
    A question on verbs, so I can visualize this a bit  better. In the verb 
system, that is in the GNT, is there only, or usually one  way to make, say a 
Present active indicative, or a future active indicative, I  don't mean that 
form itself, I mean one or more ways in the Greek tense  system itself? Or is 
there two ways to say the same thing in some tenses? What I  am asking is are 
there two different names/ie Aorist, present future, to  accomplish the same 
thing. 
Example in English or a translation
I will go = Future active middle
I will go = (another say "1st Aorist or whatever") This is only an example  
and not true.
 
I'm only explaining this the best way I can, I know it would not be a  prober 
way to explain, if I knew what to ask, that is properly.
 
This would make it easier to formalize in my head.
 

Number 2
 
Mounce uses a Master verb chart, and he say this is very important to know  
perfectly, why is that so important, if when you see the verb form and you  can 
say what is. I know I'm not asking this properly also, but I hope someone  
understands what I mean.
 
 
Grace and  Peace to You, Jimmy Montesano



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