Greek Moods

Which one is a subjunctive?

• αἰτήσητε

• ἔχοι

• δουλευέτωσαν

• φαίνει

Which one is an optative?

• ποιῇς

• ποιοῦσιν

• γένοιτο

• λάβητε

Which one is an imperative?

• δουλευέτωσαν

• γένοιτο

• ζήσομεν

• περιπατήσωμεν

Which one is NOT an optative?

• ἔχοι

• γνῶναι

• εἴη

• θέλοι

Which one is an imperative?

• φοβηθῶμεν

• λάβητε

• γένοιτο

• ἐλθέτω

Which one is an aorist active imperative 3rd person plural?

• προσεκύνησαν

• προσκυνήσατε

• προσκυνησάτωσαν

• προσκυνήσων

Which one is a present active subjunctive 2nd person singular?

• ποιῇ

• ποιῇς

• ἐποιοῦντο

• πεποίηκα

The following is NOT true:

• The subjunctive mood infers probable realization

• The optative mood infers possible realization

• The imperative mood infers absolute realization

• The indicative mood infers indicated reality

When the "if" logic is undetermined but deemed possible, the "if" verb is an optative. Hence you ought to assume a 3rd class conditional sentence.

• True

• False

The fourth class conditional sentence is both rare and incomplete in the New Testament

• True

• False