This document discusses Greek verb tenses and infinitives. It covers: - Present continuous infinitive: (not) be writing - Past continuous infinitive: (not) have been writing - Present infinitive: (not) write - Past infinitive: (not) have written It contrasts simple and continuous infinitives and provides examples of their use with modal verbs like must, may, seem to. It also compares the use of infinitives for present, future, past and continuous tenses.

1. • Απαρέμφατο Ενεστώτα διαρκείας : (not) be writing
• Απαρέμφατο Παρακειμένου διαρκείας : (not) have been writing
• Απαρέμφατο Ενεστώτα : (not ) write
• Απαρέμφατο Παρακειμένου : (not) have written
Απλό απαρέμφατο Απαρέμφατο διαρκείας
Must – can’t /may-might/seem to
Infinitive

2. He seems to love someone

3. They must have saved some money

4. They may/might have had an argument
They may/might not have been very well.

5. He can’t have told the truth

6. They must be having a good time

7. He must have been jogging

8. Απαρέμφατο
ενεστώτα
για παρόν και μέλλον
• He seems to write
• He seems to write
• He seems to be writing
• He seems to be writing
Απλός Ενεστώτας : I am sure he writes
Aπλός Μέλλοντας : I am sure he will write
Ενεστώτας Διαρκείας : I am sure he is writing
Μέλλοντας Διαρκείας : I am sure he will be writing

9. Απαρέμφατο
παρακειμένου
για παρελθόν
• He must have written
• He must have written
• He must have written
• He must have been writing
• He must have been writing
• He must have been writing
Απλός Αόριστος : I am sure he wrote
Aπλός Παρακείμενος: I am sure he has written
Απλός Υπερσυντέλικος: I am sure he had written
Αόριστος Διαρκείας :I am sure he was writing
Παρακείμενος Διαρκείας :I am sure he has been writing
Υπερσυντέλικος διαρκείας :I am sure he had been writing