Imperfect
Progressive
"why were you looking for me?"
Complementary
"who is able to be saved?"
Hortatory
"let us eat and drink"
Descriptive
action currently taking place
"We are drowning"
Consumative Perfect
Completed action
"your faith has made you well"
Iterative
"they kept coming and kept saying to him"
Instrumental
"she brought much gain by predicting the future"
Deliberative
"should I crucify your king?"
Progressive
action began in past continues to present
"all these years, I have been serving you"
Intensive Perfect
Present state from past action
"thus it is written, that the Christ should suffer"
Tendencial
"John was trying to prevent him"
Causal
"you do not have because you do not ask"
Emphatic Negation
"they shall certainly not perish"
Iterative
repeated actions
"I repeatedly beat my body and subdue it"
Dramatic Perfect
Past event vividly into the present
"John testifies about him and cries out"
Inceptive
"he began to teach"
Concessive
"though we were enemies, we were reconciled to God"
Prohibition
"don't even begin to think that I came to destroy the law"
Historical
"they spoke to him about her"
Predictive Future
future event
"he himself will baptize you"
Bonus! Imperative of prohibition
"don't be deceived" (stop being deceived)
Conditional
"if you keep yourselves, you will do well"
Final
"I endure all things in order that they may be saved"
Aoristic
action with no reference to progress
"child, your sins are forgiven"
Imperatival Future
command
"you will call his name Jesus"