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Understanding Present and Past Tenses in Imperfect Indicative Form

Learn about the usage of present and past tenses in the imperfect indicative form in the Greek language, including conjugation examples and rules on suffixes.

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Understanding Present and Past Tenses in Imperfect Indicative Form

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  1. The Imperfect Indicative ofeijmiv (I am)Chapter 7

  2. ejimiv Present Imperf Sg eijmiv h[mhn I am ei\ h\V You are ejstiv (n) h\n He, she, it is Pl ejsmevn h\men We are ejstev h\te Y’all are eijsiv (n) h\san They are

  3. ejimiv Present Imperf Sg eijmiv h[mhn I was ei\ h\V You were ejstiv (n) h\n He, she, it was Pl ejsmevn h\men We were ejstev h\te Y’all were eijsiv (n) h\san They were

  4. The 1st Singular (h[mhn) takes a middle suffix, which we have yet to cover (cf. p. 88). The 3rd Singular adds a n.

  5. ejimiv Present Future Imperf Sg e;somai h[mhn eijmiv e;sh| h\V ei\ e;stai h\n ejstiv (n) Pl evso,meqa h\men ejsmevn e;sesqe h\te ejstev e;sontai h\san eijsiv (n)

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