Tag: greek grammar
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Easy Greek grammar and vocabulary exercises with video
Watch the video and complete the Greek vocabulary and grammar exercises.
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10 Greek Verbs You Should Know in ALL Tenses and With Examples! | Greek Grammar
Today’s video is dedicated to Greek grammar. You will learn ten (10) very common Greek verbs in all tenses.
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Greek Speaking Task Α1/A2: Describe Images and Photos in Modern Greek (Examples for Beginners)
Greek speaking task simulation for beginners. Describe an image/photo in modern Greek. Easy Greek speaking examples with hypothetical dialogues. Ace your A1 & A2 speaking exams!
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Greek Nouns Exercises (A1/A2): Cases, Articles, Plural/Singular Forms
Greek Nouns (A1/A2) for Beginners. A list of free vocabulary and grammar exercises for practicing the use, meaning, and declension of Greek nouns in all cases and forms.
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Test Your Greek Grammar Skills with These Exercises
Are you progressing in your Greek language learning journey but you are unaware whether you have grasped the basics of the Greek grammar/ Here are three exercises to practice and test your Greek grammar skills. You will find the answers at the bottom of the page.
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The Conjugation of the Greek Verb “Can”/ “To Be Able To”: «Μπορώ»
The modal verb “can” is translated into «μπορώ». The same applies for the verb “to be able to”. The verb «μπορώ» is used very often.
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The Modern Greek Cases: Ονομαστική, Γενική, Αιτιατική, Κλητική
The modern Greek language uses cases to distinguish the role and funtion of nouns, pronouns, adjectives, participles, and numerals.
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Greek Table of Verb Tenses: 30 Common Greek Verbs in ALL the Tenses
Helinika created a table with 30 common Greek verbs (regular/irregular, active/passive). Learning Greek is much easier than you think.
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The Passive Voice in Greek (Παθητική Φωνή)
The Passive Voice in Modern Greek is called «Παθητική Φωνή» and it is used to emphasize the action and not the subject in a sentence.
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All the Modern Greek Tenses (Χρόνοι των Ρημάτων)
Looking for an article that explains the formation of the tenses in modern Greek? You came to the right place. Here are the eight “χρόνοι των ρημάτων” (the tenses of the verbs) in Greek.
