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Future Simple Greek
Future Simple Greek
The simple future describes an action or event that will take place in the future without being
interested in its duration. Duration and repetition are expressed by the future continuous. The use of
the particle “ζα” before the verb characterizes both future tenses.
Αύξην ζα θηηάμω έλα θέηθ. I shall make a cake tommorow.
Θα πιεξώζω αύξην ην ινγαξηαζκό. I shall pay the bill tommorow.
Formation steps
The verbs δηαβάδω (read), γξάθω (write), αγαπώ (love), ηειεθωλώ (telephone) are used as examples:
1. Find the past stem of the active voice of the verb.
Group A, conjugation Group B, conjugation, B1, B2
δηαβάδω - δηαβαδ- - δηαβαζ- αγαπώ - αγαπ- - αγαπεζ-
γξάθω - γξαθ- - γραψ- ηειεθωλώ - ηειεθωλ- - ηειεθωλεζ-
2. Place after the stem the personal endings of the present tense of the active voice of the verbs
of the 1st conjugation (-ω, -εης, -εη, -οσκε, -εηε, -οσλ) and put the stress mark on the second-to-
last syllable. Notice that the first and the second person plural bear the stress mark on the
third-to-last syllable.
Group A, conjugation Group B,conjugation, B1, B2
δηαβάζ-ω, δηαβάζ-εηο, δηαβάζ-εη, … αγαπήζ-ω, αγαπήζ-εηο, αγαπήζ-εη, …
γξάψ-ω, γξάψ-εηο, γξάψ-εη, … ηειεθωλήζ-ω, ηειεθωλήζ-εηο, ηειεθωλήζ-εη, …
ζα γράψοσκε ζα αγαπήζοσκε
ζα γράψεηε ζα αγαπήζεηε
ζα γράψοσλ ζα αγαπήζοσλ