Russian verbs
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Hi, today, while working on my thesis (on occasionalisms in the poetry of Marina Cvetaeva), I stumbled upon something strange. My theoretical grammar tells me that a secondary imperfective might...
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Hi. I recently discovered a russian verb that followed both 1st ie -ю/-ешь etc decl type and the 2nd ie -у/ишь etc type. Possibly the word had two different meaning....
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My “Barron’s 501 Russian Verbs” states that the verb хотеь is not used in the future tense of the imperfective aspect. When I feed Google Translate “ They will...
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What are the 11 types of verb conjugation in Russian and how do you know which on applies to which specific verb?
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Past and Present Verbs in the Russian Language...
When we use past/present verbs and howe can we differentiate between them? -
Conjugação dos verbos russos no passado e futuro?Спасибо...
Teria as regras para conjugação dia verbos no passado e futuro? Спасибо -
The use of давай and давайте...
In a grammar book I saw “давайте читать только по-русскии” – “Let’s read only in Russian” In a video teaching Russian food vocabulary the hostess said “Давайте откроем... -
Thank you Yulia. After reading your answer, I wondered what word for "avoid" one would use in Russian if in the corresponding English sentence the word "avoid" was followed...
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In a story in a dual language book I ran into “воевать хотелось всем” which was translated as “everybody wanted to fight”. This short sentence raised 3 perplexing questions...
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The difference between знать, узнать, узнавать...
В чем разница между знать, узнать и узнавать? -
Russian Imperfective Imperative...
I'm under the impression that it is polite to use the imperfective imperative when inviting someone to do something; is it therefore more polite to say раздевайтесь rather than разденьтесь... -
Please see the questions below. Are both questions right? If so, is there a difference in meaning? Question 1: У тебя есть интересная книга? Question 2: У тебя интересная книга? Thanks!
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Russian Verb пользоваться Vs использовать...
I know that you use пользоваться in constructions such as пользоваться популярностью, успехом, etc. but is there any difference in saying for example пользоваться ручкой or использовать ручку? Thanks! (This... -
The verbs садиться and присаживаться...
What is the difference between the verb садиться and the verb присаживаться? -
Russian verb for “give place to”...
What verbs can we use to say for someone make a space to sit or do something? -
What is the differences between the verbs Платить, заплатить, оплатить, доплатить, выплатить, проплатить и переплатить?
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Could you help me please with a resource where I can find Russian verbs used with cases? For example, "влюбиться" I thought that we use this verb with the Instrumental case, "влюбиться...
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The verb “нравиться-понравиться”...
Why do we say Мне очень понравился эта книга We don't say Мне очень понравился эту книгу? -
Difference between “приготовить”, “подготовить”, etc....
What is the difference between the verbs Готовить, приготовить, подготовить, готовиться, приготовиться и подготовиться And what cases "падежи" come after these verbs -
The verb “интересовать-заинтересовать”...
In this sentence (read in my course book) "Чтобы этот центр заинтересовал детей, и больших и маленьких, а также взрослых людей, ...." which case follows the verb? I cannot work... -
Difference between учить, выучить, научить, учиться...
What is the difference between the verbs учить, выучить, научить, учиться? -
Why do we say "Преподаватель учил нас русским буквам" and not "Преподаватель учил нас русские буквы"?
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How to study Russian verbs effectively? How can I know what case come after every verb?
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Russian verbs with cases: best resources...
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Нам всем придётся вы́йти в суббо́ту на рабо́ту…...
I am puzzled by the sentence "Нам всем придётся вы́йти в суббо́ту на рабо́ту". Why is "придётся" in the singular when "Нам всем" (to us) is plural? Искренне Ваш Roy -
The meaning of the verb “успеть”…?...
Hi. I would like to know the meaning of this verb "успеть"...? It's part of a song, which goes like this: Нам не успеть...