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PRESENT SYSTEM |
AORIST SYSTEM |
PERFECT |
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| New material in purple | (no distinction between middle and passive forms) |
NOTE: the aorist has distinct
middle and passive forms |
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PAST TENSE: The Pluperfect is the past tense form of the Perfect, it is rarely found in Biblical Greek and is largely omitted in Croy. |
Imperfect Indicative (Past)
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Aorist Indicative (Past)
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Pluperfect Indicative (Past) (Croy cites a few forms in 15.104) |
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| NON-PAST TENSE: The Perfect is a "non-past" tense because it refers to past action ongoing in the present. This connection to the present is what makes the Perfect a "non-past" tense. | Present Indicative
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Future Indicative
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Perfect Indicative
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| INFINITIVE: Since the Perfect is a verb system like the Present and the Aorist, it also has Infinitives (no distinction between middle and passive forms). | Present Infinitive
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Aorist Infinitive
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Perfect Infinitive
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