Master Greek B2 Verbs: Step by Step Guide!

Let’s see the verb “I can”. In Greek it’s μπορώ (boro).
Μπορώ is a B2 verb because it ends in -ώ. (ω with an accent mark). All the verbs that end in -ώ are called Β2 verbs. Let’s conjugate it. All B2 verbs like μπορώ use specific endings.

I can – μπορώ (boro)
you can – μπορείς (boris)
he/she/it can – μπορεί (bori)
we can – μπορούμε (borume)
you (pl.) can – μπορείτε (borite)
they can – μπορούν (borun)

Let’s see another B2 verb. Let’s see οδηγώ (othigho), which means I drive.
We’ll use the same B2 endings.

I drive – οδηγώ (othigho)
you drive – οδηγείς (othighis)
he/she/it drives – οδηγεί (othighi)
we drive – οδηγούμε (othighume)
you (pl.) drive – οδηγείτε (othighite)
they drive – οδηγούν (othighun)

Another common B2 verb is χρησιμοποιώ (hrisimopio), which means I use.
Let’s conjugate this one using the same B2 endings.

I use – χρησιμοποιώ (hrisimopio)
you use – χρησιμοποιείς (hrisimopiis)
he/she/it uses – χρησιμοποιεί (hrisimopii)
we use – χρησιμοποιούμε (hrisimopiume)
you (pl.) use – χρησιμοποιείτε (hrisimopiite)
they use – χρησιμοποιούν (hrisimopiun)

Examples
Μπορείς να ανοίξεις το παράθυρο;
Can you open the window?

Ο Πέτρος οδηγεί κάθε μέρα για να πάει στην δουλειά του.
Petros drives every day to go to his work.