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GCSE Greek (Verbs) Note on Infinitives, created by jess99 on 09/11/2013.

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The infinitive ending for regular verbs is:-ειν = to...

eg. λυειν = to set free/looseκωλυειν = to hinderφυλασσειν = to guardπεμπειν = to sendγραφειν = to write

The

The irregular verb to be = εἰναι

Negative:μη μη διαβαινειν = not to cross

The Infinitive

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