In Greek grammar, Participles are a versatile structural element. They combine features of both verbs and adjectives and are thus considered the middle ground between these two. There are present, aorist, and perfect participles, each with active and passive Voice, and also a future active participle. Participles can take direct objects, be modified by adverbs, and take prepositions. They can show the gender, number, and case. Now, let’s focus on understanding them better with carefully crafted exercises.