168 Athenaze: Book I Exercise 106 Make two photocopies of the Verb Charts on pages 282 and 283 and fill in the forms of énoxteivw and of éxoxptvouai that you have learned to date. Exercise 10n, Read aloud and translate: Spa pevodpev év 1H Hater A (or) ofkabe nopevoduedo; ol naides sbv nénnov éyepotaw: 51’ dkiyou vp Spunadueda. b adrovpyds tv AiKov MBorc Panel. bonépé 81’ dAtyou yeviiserat: 6 obtovpyds 7 Bpotpov Gpet xatl ofxade ofcer (future of 9épo). oi SodAo1 tad Bods Adooust Kal ofkabe KEovaw. } Onoeds, évBpeiog tiv, tov Mivéravpov dnoxcevel. ol utv naides ofkor pevotawy, éy 8 nods xb dotv onedaw. &p’ obx éyepeis tiv nénnov; dye yp cig 1b BEEtpov agESueBa.. The Irregular Verb elut ‘The verb eit in the indicative refers to future time and means J will go. In Attic Greek it is used as the future of ¥pyouex. Thus: Epona, I come; I go; future, elu, J will come; I will go Here are the forms of elu. Note that the verb has a long-vowel stem ei- (compare Latin Ire) and a short-vowel stem {-: Bese er oe Stems: ei-/i-, come; go Compare the verb to be: elus, I will come; I will go eiyi, Zam et ad elou(v) éort{v) ‘uev éopév tee bore YGouv) eioi(v) Sacrifice to Apollo