Russian verbs

Learning Russian second lesson is personal pronouns, genders and verbs

Today we’re going to learn some basic Russian verbs everyone should know for starters. There will be a short list but also a lot of work, because you need to learn all the forms of these verbs to use them correctly in different situations. So, the essential Russian verbs are: Let’s take a closer look...

There are many ways to identify the case of a noun. Russians identify the case by asking questions. And how about you?

The perfect Russian verbs refer to those actions that are complete, or of a single nature. For example- 'I wrote a letter (on completion)' is a perfect action, while 'I wrote a letter' is an imperfect action, because it does not denote completing the action. This page lists the most important perfect verbs. The table describes the phonetics, as well as the required conjugation pattern (This is indicated by the number 1 or 2). Remember that perfect verbs can not be used in the present.

Russian grammar employs an Indo-European inflexional structure, with considerable adaptation. Here are some basic Russian grammar examples.

An adverb is a word that provides greater description to a verb, adjective or another adverb. It answers questions like “How?”, “Where?”, “Why?”, etc. Adverbs in Russian do not change in form, so they are quite easy to remember. Adverbs of time (наречия времени) сейчас [sichas] – now теперь [tiper’] – now потом [patom] –...

Opposite Verbs in Russian

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