Смеяться (Imperfective aspect) // Засмеяться (Perfective aspect) - to laugh - смеяться, - to ha-ha - смеяться, хохотать. Imperfective verbs have Present, Past and Future tenses. Perfective verbs have Past and Future tenses, no Present tense. In the first comment you can find PDF-file with all the forms in the sentences. You can download this file for free)))
'уважать' - to respect oneself - уважать себя, - to honor, - to esteem. If you have just started learning Russian, you can repeat the forms and sentences after me. If you already speak Russian well and confidently, you can translate sentences and write your variants of usage of the verb in the comments.
'ЦЕНИТЬ' - to appreciate friendship - ценить дружбу, - to value smb highly - высоко ценить кого-либо, - to know the value of time - ценить своё время, - to estimate highly - высоко ценить. If you have just started learning Russian, you can repeat the forms and sentences after me. If you already speak Russian well and confidently, you can translate sentences and write your variants of usage of the verb in the comments.
'ЧУВСТВОВАТЬ' (Imperfective aspect) // 'ПОЧУВСТВОВАТЬ' (Perfective aspect) - to feel - чувствовать холод, - to sense danger - чувствовать опасность, - to experience pain - чувствовать боль, - to be sensible, - to be better - чувствовать себя лучше. Imperfective verbs have Present, Past and Future tenses. Perfective verbs have Past and Future tenses, no Present tense. In the first comment you can find PDF-file with all the forms in the sentences. You can download this file for free)))
'УЛЫБАТЬСЯ' (Imperfective aspect) // 'УЛЫБНУТЬСЯ' (Perfective aspect) - to smile. Imperfective verbs have Present, Past and Future tenses. Perfective verbs have Past and Future tenses, no Present tense. In the first comment you can find PDF-file with all the forms in the sentences. You can download this file for free)))
'ШУТИТЬ' (Imperfective aspect) // 'ПОШУТИТЬ' (Perfective aspect) - to joke, - to make fun of smb - шутить над кем-то, - to play with fire - шутить с огнём. Imperfective verbs have Present, Past and Future tenses. Perfective verbs have Past and Future tenses, no Present tense. If you have just started learning Russian, you can repeat the forms and sentences after me. If you already speak Russian well and confidently, you can translate sentences and write your variants of usage of the verb in the ...
'УСПЕВАТЬ' (Imperfective aspect) // 'УСПЕТЬ' (Perfective aspect) - to be in time, - to have time, - to run out of time - не успевать. Imperfective verbs have Present, Past and Future tenses. Perfective verbs have Past and Future tenses, no Present tense. If you have just started learning Russian, you can repeat the forms and sentences after me. If you already speak Russian well and confidently, you can translate sentences and write your variants of usage of the verb in the comments. In the first...
'ПОМНИТЬ' - to remember, - to keep in mind. If you have just started learning Russian, you can repeat the forms and sentences after me. If you already speak Russian well and confidently, you can translate sentences and write your variants of usage of the verb in the comments.
'ПОЛУЧАТЬ' (Imperfective aspect) // 'ПОЛУЧИТЬ' (Perfective aspect) - to get, - to receive, - to gain access, effect - получить доступ, эффект, - to acquire a right - получать право. Imperfective verbs have Present, Past and Future tenses. Perfective verbs have Past and Future tenses, no Present tense. If you have just started learning Russian, you can repeat the forms and sentences after me. If you already speak Russian well and confidently, you can translate sentences and write your variants of...
'СОМНЕВАТЬСЯ' - to make/have doubt, - to distrust the agreement - сомневаться в соглашении, - to mistrust one's own power - сомневаться в собственных силах, - to disbelieve a story - сомневаться в правдивости истории. If you have just started learning Russian, you can repeat the forms and sentences after me. If you already speak Russian well and confidently, you can translate sentences and write your variants of usage of the verb in the comments.
'РАДОВАТЬСЯ' (Imperfective aspect) // 'ОБРАДОВАТЬСЯ' (Perfective aspect) - to rejoice, - to be glad, - it's nothing to gloat over - тут нечему радоваться. Imperfective verbs have Present, Past and Future tenses. Perfective verbs have Past and Future tenses, no Present tense. If you have just started learning Russian, you can repeat the forms and sentences after me. If you already speak Russian well and confidently, you can translate sentences and write your variants of usage of the verb in the c...
'РУКОВОДИТЬ' - to lead a corporation - руководить корпорацией, - to guide the state - руководить государством, - to manage a team - руководить командой, - to direct the course - руководить курсом, - to govern skilfully - руководить искуссно. If you have just started learning Russian, you can repeat the forms and sentences after me. If you already speak Russian well and confidently, you can translate sentences and write your variants of usage of the verb in the comments.
'ПОДПИСЫВАТЬСЯ' (Imperfective aspect) // 'ПОДПИСАТЬСЯ' (Perfective aspect) - be subscribe - подписаться на страничку друга, - to sign - подписаться на новости. Imperfective verbs have Present, Past and Future tenses. Perfective verbs have Past and Future tenses, no Present tense. If you have just started learning Russian, you can repeat the forms and sentences after me. If you already speak Russian well and confidently, you can translate sentences and write your variants of usage of the verb in ...
'ПЕРЕЖИВАТЬ' (Imperfective aspect) // 'ПЕРЕЖИТЬ' (Perfective aspect) - be distressed for, - be in decline - переживать кризис, - to be sorry for oneself - глубоко переживать, - to have / go through a spell - переживать какой-л. период, - to survive - пережить, оставаться в живых, - to outlast, to outlive - пережить, прожить дольше. Imperfective verbs have Present, Past and Future tenses. Perfective verbs have Past and Future tenses, no Present tense. If you have just started learning Russian, yo...
'НАРУШАТЬ' (Imperfective aspect) // 'НАРУШИТЬ' (Perfective aspect) - to violate an order - нарушать приказ, - to break silence - нарушать молчание, - to disturb the public peace - нарушать общественный порядок, - to offend the law - нарушать право. Imperfective verbs have Present, Past and Future tenses. Perfective verbs have Past and Future tenses, no Present tense. If you have just started learning Russian, you can repeat the forms and sentences after me. If you already speak Russian well and ...
'ОЦЕНИВАТЬ' (Imperfective aspect) // 'ОЦЕНИТЬ' (Perfective aspect) - to evaluate an idea - оценивать идею, - to appreciate, - to rate high/low - оценивать высоко/низко, - to give estimate - jоценивать. Imperfective verbs have Present, Past and Future tenses. Perfective verbs have Past and Future tenses, no Present tense. If you have just started learning Russian, you can repeat the forms and sentences after me. If you already speak Russian well and confidently, you can translate sentences and wr...
'НАБЛЮДАТЬ' - to keep watch over - наблюдать за кем-то / чем-то, - to observe - наблюдать (в микроскоп), - to oversee work - наблюдать за работой, - to supervise - наблюдать за экзаменом, контролировать. If you have just started learning Russian, you can repeat the forms and sentences after me. If you already speak Russian well and confidently, you can translate sentences and write your variants of usage of the verb in the comments.
'ОБЛАДАТЬ' - to have - обладать возможностью, - to own - обладать домом, собственностью, - to possess - обладать мужеством, - to enjoy rights - обладать правами. If you have just started learning Russian, you can repeat the forms and sentences after me. If you already speak Russian well and confidently, you can translate sentences and write your variants of usage of the verb in the comments.
'ОБНИМАТЬ' (Imperfective aspect) // 'ОБНЯТЬ' (Perfective aspect) - to hug, - to give a hug, - to inarm, - to hold in one's arms - обнимать, держать в объятиях. Imperfective verbs have Present, Past and Future tenses. Perfective verbs have Past and Future tenses, no Present tense. If you have just started learning Russian, you can repeat the forms and sentences after me. If you already speak Russian well and confidently, you can translate sentences and write your variants of usage of the verb in ...
'БЫВАТЬ' (Imperfective aspect) // 'ПОБЫВАТЬ' (Perfective aspect) - to be sometimes, - to spend time, - to have repair to a place - часто бывать где-либо, - to live in the street - редко бывать дома. Imperfective verbs have Present, Past and Future tenses. Perfective verbs have Past and Future tenses, no Present tense. If you have just started learning Russian, you can repeat the forms and sentences after me. If you already speak Russian well and confidently, you can translate sentences and write...
'ЖАЛЕТЬ' (Imperfective aspect) // 'ПОЖАЛЕТЬ' (Perfective aspect) - to be sorry, - to feel pity, - to spare no effort, pains - не жалеть сил, трудов. Imperfective verbs have Present, Past and Future tenses. Perfective verbs have Past and Future tenses, no Present tense. If you have just started learning Russian, you can repeat the forms and sentences after me. If you already speak Russian well and confidently, you can translate sentences and write your variants of usage of the verb in the comment...
'КРИТИКОВАТЬ' - to criticize - критиковать(кого? за что?), - to attack - критиковать (кого? что?), - to maintain criticism - критиковать, - to rebuke sharply, to pick up smb sharply - резко критиковать. If you have just started learning Russian, you can repeat the forms and sentences after me. If you already speak Russian well and confidently, you can translate sentences and write your variants of usage of the verb in the comments.
'МОЧЬ' (Imperfective aspect) // 'СМОЧЬ' (Perfective aspect) - to be able to, - can, - may - купаться в деньгах Imperfective verbs have Present, Past and Future tenses. Perfective verbs have Past and Future tenses, no Present tense. If you have just started learning Russian, you can repeat the forms and sentences after me. If you already speak Russian well and confidently, you can translate sentences and write your variants of usage of the verb in the comments. In the first comment you can find P...
'ВЫГЛЯДЕТЬ' - to look - выглядеть (как?), - to be rosy about the gills - выглядеть здоровым, - to bear one's age well - выглядеть моложе своих лет, - to be in good looks - хорошо выглядеть. If you have just started learning Russian, you can repeat the forms and sentences after me. If you already speak Russian well and confidently, you can translate sentences and write your variants of usage of the verb in the comments.
'ЛЮБОВАТЬСЯ' - to admire - любоваться(чем? кем?), - to feast one's eyes on - любоваться чем-то, - to behold the sunrise - любоваться восходом солнца. If you have just started learning Russian, you can repeat the forms and sentences after me. If you already speak Russian well and confidently, you can translate sentences and write your variants of usage of the verb in the comments.
'ЗАБОТИТЬСЯ' (Imperfective aspect) // 'ПОЗАБОТИТЬСЯ' (Perfective aspect) - to care (about/for/of), to take care - заботиться(о ком? о чём?), - to covcern - заботиться о больном, - to fed for oneself – самому заботиться о себе, - to attend to own business - заботиться о своих собственных делах, - to be careful of one's health - заботиться о своём здоровье. Imperfective verbs - Present, Past and Future tenses. Perfective verbs - Past and Future tenses, no Present tense. In the first comment you ca...
'ВЛЮБЛЯТЬСЯ' (Imperfective aspect) // 'ВЛЮБИТЬСЯ' (Perfective aspect) - to fall in love, to lose heart - влюбляться(в кого? на что?), - to come on strong to/for - влюбиться по уши, - to be (dead) gone on – безумно влюбиться. Imperfective verbs - Present, Past and Future tenses. Perfective verbs - Past and Future tenses, no Present tense. In the first comment you can find PDF-file with all the forms in the sentences. You can download this file for free)))
'ВДОХНОВЛЯТЬ' (Imperfective aspect) // 'ВДОХНОВИТЬ' (Perfective aspect) - to inspire - вдохновлять(кого? на что?), - to fill with enthusiasm - вдохновлять, - to strike sparks off each other – вдохновлять друг друга. Imperfective verbs - Present, Past and Future tenses. Perfective verbs - Past and Future tenses, no Present tense. In the first comment you can find PDF-file with all the forms in the sentences. You can download this file for free)))
'БЛАГОДАРИТЬ' (Imperfective aspect) // 'ПОБЛАГОДАРИТЬ' (Perfective aspect) - to thank - благодарить (за что?), - to express gratitude for attention – благодарить за внимание. Imperfective verbs - Present, Past and Future tenses. Perfective verbs - Past and Future tenses, no Present tense. In the first comment you can find PDF-file with all the forms in the sentences. You can download this file for free)))
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