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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: At last you learn the Aorist Passive. Unlike the Present and Perfect systems, the Aorist system has its own passive forms which are not like the middle forms. |
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: You use the Aorist passive stem to create the Future passive. This makes perfect sense! The Aorist is the past tense of the Aorist system, and the Future is the non-past. | Present Indicative
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Future Indicative
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Perfect Indicative
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| INFINITIVE: Unlike the Present and Perfect systems, the Aorist system has its own passive forms which are not like the middle forms. That means there is an Aorist Passive Infinitive. | Present Infinitive
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Aorist Infinitive
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Perfect Infinitive
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