άγω

2) The second form of the imperative is incorrect. The correct is: 2nd sing. ήγαγε, 2nd pl. αγάγετε 3) The first form of the imperative in the 2nd sing. loses the accent in the case of a derived verb eg. παράγω -> πάραγε which, however, is very unusual - if not just plain odd - and never heard, εισάγω -> είσαγε, and εξάγω -> έξαγε sounds quite odd and is exceedingly unusual and probably never used 4) The alternative forms άγαν, άγανε of Imperfect 3rd pl. sound rather vulgar but can be heard in derived verbs but almost never for άγω itself 5) The alternative forms αγάγαν, αγάγανε of Simple past 3rd pl. sound quite vulgar but not as vulgar as their equivalents in the Imperfect 3rd pl. and can be heard in use from time to time in derived verbs but again almost never for άγω itself
 
    This table is templatised, some forms shown may be rare or non-existent. Multiple forms are usually shown in order of reducing frequency.
†   The dependent is not used alone, it is used to form future simple, perfective subjunctive and other forms.
‡   The non-finite or aorist infinitive form is the same as the 3rd person singular dependent form, used with the auxiliary verb έχω (écho) it produces perfect tense forms.