Day3 review of present active and middle/passive & answer keys

 

Present Active and Middle/Passive Review

Fill the verb endings

 

1sg

2sg

3sg

1pl

2pl

3pl

Active

 

 

 

 

 

 

Middle

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Translation (Greek → English)

  1. ἀκούω → __________
  2. βλέπομεν → __________
  3. πιστεύεις → __________
  4. γράφει → __________
  5. λαμβάνουσιν → __________
  6. λύομαι → __________
  7. βαπτίζεσθε → __________
  8. πέμπεται → __________
  9. διδασκόμεθα → __________
  10. σώζονται → __________
  11. ἔχω → __________
  12. γινώσκεις → __________
  13. λέγομεν → __________
  14. δοξάζει → __________
  15. εὑρίσκουσιν → __________
  16. ἀποστέλλομαι → __________
  17. πείθεσθε → __________
  18. βάλλεται → __________
  19. ἐσθίομεν → __________
  20. κηρύσσομεν → __________

 

Translation Quiz (English -> Greek)

  1. I write ( Active, 1sg)
  2. They see ( Active, 3pl)
  3. You (singular) hear ( Active, 2sg)
  4. We are eating ( Active, 1pl)
  5. He is being baptized / He baptizes himself ( Middle/Passive, 3sg)
  6. You (plural) send (using πέμπω) ( Active, 2pl)
  7. They find ( Active, 3pl)
  8. I obey / I trust (Middle voice of πείθω) ( Middle, 1sg)
  9. We have ( Active, 1pl)
  10. She preaches ( Active, 3sg)
  11. You (plural) are being saved ( Middle/Passive, 2pl)
  12. They throw ( Active, 3pl)
  13. I know ( Active, 1sg)
  14. We loose / untie ( Active, 1pl)
  15. You (singular) take / receive ( Active, 2sg)
  16. They are being led ( Middle/Passive, 3pl)
  17. He glorifies ( Active, 3sg)
  18. We send out (using ἀποστέλλω) ( Active, 1pl)
  19. You (plural) believe ( Active, 2pl)
  20. I take up / lift up ( Active, 1sg)


✅ Translation (Greek → English)

  • ἀκούω → I hear
  • βλέπομεν → we see
  • πιστεύεις → you believe (singular)
  • γράφει → he/she/it writes
  • λαμβάνουσιν → they receive / take
  • λύομαι → I am loosed / I loosen myself (middle/passive)
  • βαπτίζεσθε → you (plural) are baptized / you baptize yourselves
  • πέμπεται → he/she/it is sent
  • διδασκόμεθα → we are being taught
  • σώζονται → they are saved
  • ἔχω → I have
  • γινώσκεις → you know
  • λέγομεν → we say
  • δοξάζει → he/she/it glorifies
  • εὑρίσκουσιν → they find
  • ἀποστέλλομαι → I am sent / I send myself
  • πείθεσθε → you (plural) obey / are persuaded
  • βάλλεται → he/she/it is thrown
  • ἐσθίομεν → we eat
  • κηρύσσομεν → we preach

✅ Translation (English → Greek)

  • I write (Active, 1sg) → γράφω
  • They see (Active, 3pl) → βλέπουσι(ν)
  • You (singular) hear (Active, 2sg) → ἀκούεις
  • We are eating (Active, 1pl) → ἐσθίομεν
  • He is being baptized / he baptizes himself (Mid/Pass, 3sg) → βαπτίζεται
  • You (plural) send (Active, 2pl) → πέμπετε
  • They find (Active, 3pl) → εὑρίσκουσι(ν)
  • I obey / I trust (Middle πείθω, 1sg) → πείθομαι
  • We have (Active, 1pl) → ἔχομεν
  • She preaches (Active, 3sg) → κηρύσσει
  • You (plural) are being saved (Mid/Pass, 2pl) → σῴζεσθε
  • They throw (Active, 3pl) → βάλλουσι(ν)
  • I know (Active, 1sg) → γινώσκω
  • We loose / untie (Active, 1pl) → λύομεν
  • You (singular) take / receive (Active, 2sg) → λαμβάνεις
  • They are being led (Mid/Pass, 3pl) → ἄγονται
  • He glorifies (Active, 3sg) → δοξάζει
  • We send out (Active, 1pl) → ἀποστέλλομεν
  • You (plural) believe (Active, 2pl) → πιστεύετε
  • I take up / lift up (Active, 1sg) → αἴρω

 

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