WorksheetsBWNTG Chapter 5
Total questions: 7
Worksheet time: 4mins
Which use of the present indicative verb describes a past event?
Progressive Present
Iterative Present
Historical/Narrative Present
Which use of the present indicative verb "expresses an action in progress"? (BWNTG, 55).
Progressive Present
Iterative Present
Historical/Narrative Present
Which use of the present indicative verb "describes an action performed repeatedly or regularly or a state that is ongoing"? (BWNTG, 55).
Progressive Present
Iterative Present
Historical/Narrative Present
The use of the present tense in the following verse is:
πᾶς ὁ ἐν αὐτῷ μένων οὐχ ἁμαρτάνει (1 John 3:6).
Everyone who abides in him does not keep on sinning.
Progressive Present
Iterative Present
Historical/Narrative Present
The indicative mood is used to express the speaker's presentation of an event as actual or reality. As such, the indicative mood does not always express an actual event but can be used when the speaker tells a lie or says something inaccurate.
True
False
What are the missing forms?
λύω
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λύει
λύομεν
λύετε
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λύεις, λύουσιν
λύσει, λύυσιν
λύε, λύειν
λύες, λύουσειν
Parse the following verbs (tense, voice, and mood) and choose the missing form.
λύομαι
λύῃ
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λυόμεθα
λύεσθε
λύονται
present active indicative
present middle indicative
λύεται
λύετε
