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    The document discusses the formation of the future continuous tense in Modern Greek. It explains that the future continuous is used to express duration or repetition in the future. It then provides the formation steps for the future continuous of both active and medio-passive verbs. For active verbs, the particle "za" is placed before the present tense of the verb. For medio-passive verbs, "za" is placed before the present medio-passive tense of the verb. Examples are given of conjugating representative verbs from the various verb groups in both the active and medio-passive future continuous.

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    The document discusses the formation of the future continuous tense in Modern Greek. It explains that the future continuous is used to express duration or repetition in the future. It then provides the formation steps for the future continuous of both active and medio-passive verbs. For active verbs, the particle "za" is placed before the present tense of the verb. For medio-passive verbs, "za" is placed before the present medio-passive tense of the verb. Examples are given of conjugating representative verbs from the various verb groups in both the active and medio-passive future continuous.

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    Modern Greek Grammar

    Konstantinos Athanasiou

    12.3.5 The future continuous /


    The future continuous is used to express duration or repetition in the future.
    .
    .

    Tomorrow I shall be studying the whole day.


    The whole summer he/she will be working.

    12.3.5.1 Formation of the future continuous of the active voice


    Verbs of the 1st and 2nd conjugation
    Characteristics
    The future continuous of the active voice can be formed by using: the particle and the present
    tense of the active voice of the verb.
    Formation steps
    The verbs (write), (love), (telelphone) are used as examples:
    1. Take the simple present of the active voice of the verb.
    Group A, 1st conjugation
    Group B, 2nd conjugation, B1, B2
    , ,
    , ,
    , , ,
    2. Place the particle before the verb.
    Group A, 1st conjugation
    , ,

    Group B, 2nd conjugation, B1, B2


    , ,
    , , ,

    In the table below one verb of each group is conjugated:


    Group A, 1st conjugation
    Group B, 2nd conjugation, B1, B2

    I shall be writting
    (-)
    I shall be loving


    (-)


    (-)

    (-)

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    Modern Greek Grammar


    Konstantinos Athanasiou

    12.3.5.2 Formation of the future continuous of the medio-passive voice


    Verbs of the 1st and the 2nd conjugation
    Characteristics
    The future continuous of the medio-passive voice can be formed by using: the particle and the
    present tense of the medio-passive voice of the verb.
    Formation steps
    The verbs (be paid), (be bought), (be loved), (sleep),
    (narrate) are used as examples:
    1. Take the simple present of the medio-passive voice of the verb.
    Group A, 1st conjugation
    Group B, 2nd conjugation,
    B1, B2, archaic conjugation
    , ,
    , ,
    , ,
    , ,
    , ,
    2. Place the particle before the verb.
    Group A, 1st conjugation
    , ,
    ,

    Group B, 2nd conjugation,


    B1, B2, archaic conjugation
    , ,
    , ,
    , ,

    In the table below one verb of each group is conjugated:


    Group A, 1st conjugation
    Group B, 2nd conjugation,
    B1, B2, archaic conjugation








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