27
Apr
2019
Figurative Meaning of the Verb вести
Did you know that many Russian verbs of motion have figurative meaning? For example, the verb вести can mean "to behave", "to lead to", "to be in war", "to correspond",… Learn more
11
Mar
2019
Russian Verbs of Motion with the Prefix с-
Did you know that Russian verbs of motion with the prefix с- denote a single quick completed action to and from somewhere, somewhere and back? For example, Мне нужно сходить… Learn more
07
Dec
2018
Russian Verbs пошёл, пошла and пошли
Did you know that the Russian verbs пошёл, пошла and пошли can be used as actions in the present tense and also in imperative mood? For example, Мама, мы пошли!… Learn more
13
Sep
2018
Russian Verbs of Motion with the Prefix про
Did you know that the prefix про, used with Russian verbs of motion can have 2 main meanings? The first one is "to go through" and the second one is… Learn more
05
Aug
2018
Russian Verb of Motion сходить
Did you know that the verb of motion сходить is widely used in colloquial speech? It is a perfective verb that means "to go somewhere and then return". It is conjugated… Learn more
19
Jul
2018
Russian Verbs of Motion without Prefixes
Did you know that all the verbs of motion without prefixes are always imperfective? The difference between them is that the first one indicates a unidirectional movement, and the second… Learn more
14
Jun
2018
Russian Verbs of Motion ползти-ползать, лезть-лазать, брести-бродить and тащить-таскать
Did you know that there are some verbs of motion that are less known? They work exactly the same as the "well-known" ones, they are both imperfective and one of… Learn more
22
May
2018
Russian Verbs of Motion with the Prefix по-
Did you know that if you add the prefix по- to the verbs of motion of the same group (идти-ходить, for example), they would mean two completely different things? По-… Learn more
16
May
2018
Russian Verbs of Motion возить and водить
Did you know that one of the difficulties of the verbs возить (carry something by vehicle) and водить (lead somebody) is that thay coincide in the first person? All the other… Learn more