Where Short Object Pronouns Go

Level 2

Object clitics precede ordinary finite verbs but follow an affirmative imperative.

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Object clitics precede ordinary finite verbs but follow an affirmative imperative.

With να or θα, a preverbal clitic normally stands after the particle. A negative command uses μη(ν) and a finite form rather than simply negating an affirmative imperative.

Greek	Meaning
Το βλέπω.	I see it.
Θα το δω.	I will see it.
Δες το!	Look at it!

Examples (3)

Το βλέπω.
I see it.
Θα το δω.
I will see it.
Δες το!
Look at it!

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