Understanding the Greek Present Simple Tense
The Present Simple Tense in Greek is used to talk about actions that happen regularly or facts that are always true. It's like saying what you do every day or what is always happening.
Important Points
- It describes actions that occur regularly.
- It states facts or truths that are always the same.
- It is used to describe habits.
- It can express feelings or opinions.
Forming the Present Simple Tense
To form the Present Simple Tense in Greek, you take the verb and change its ending based on who is doing the action. This is called conjugation.
Examples
- Εγώ παίζω στο πάρκο. (I play in the park.)
- Εσύ τρώς μήλο. (You eat an apple.)
- Αυτός τρέχει γρήγορα. (He runs fast.)
Using the Present Simple Tense
Now, let's see how we use the Present Simple Tense in sentences. Remember, it's about things we do often or things that are always true.
Important Points
- Talk about what you do every day.
- Describe things that never change.
- Share your likes and dislikes.
Examples
- Μου αρέσει να διαβάζω βιβλία. (I like to read books.)
- Η γη γυρίζει γύρω από τον ήλιο. (The earth revolves around the sun.)
- Κάθε πρωί, πίνω γάλα. (Every morning, I drink milk.)