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The imperfect tense in Modern Greek for middle/passive voice is formed using the imperfect stem of the verb and specific endings. The process involves:

1. Identifying the present tense stem
2. Adding the appropriate suffix (-όμουν, -όσουν, -όταν, etc.)
3. Applying any necessary stem changes

Usage

The imperfect tense in middle/passive voice is used to describe:

• Continuous or repeated actions in the past
• Habitual actions in the past
• Actions that were in progress when another action occurred

Examples

• Ντυνόμουν (I was getting dressed)
• Κοιμόσουν (You were sleeping)
• Ερχόταν (He/She was coming)

Irregular Verbs

Some common verbs have irregular forms in the imperfect middle/passive:

• Είμαι (to be): ήμουν, ήσουν, ήταν
• Έρχομαι (to come): ερχόμουν, ερχόσουν, ερχόταν

Aspect

The imperfect tense in middle/passive voice always expresses the imperfective aspect, focusing on the ongoing nature of the action rather than its completion.

Negation

To negate the imperfect middle/passive, simply add "δεν" before the verb:

• Δεν ντυνόμουν (I was not getting dressed)