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Harry Potter's girlfriend used the time-wheel to be in two places at the same time. Different types of verbs will help to describe the actions of Miss Granger. There are only two of them: perfect and imperfect. Let's talk about them in more detail.

Basic definitions

First, let's remember what a verb is. nine0003

The verb is a part of speech that designates an action or state as a process and expresses this meaning using the categories of aspect, voice, mood, tense and person.

Verbs answer questions: what to do? what to do? what have you been doing? What did you do? what do they do? what will do?

Examples of verbs:

The form in Russian is a constant grammatical feature of verbs, which is possessed by conjugated verbs, infinitives, gerunds and participles. It shows how some action of the verb proceeds in time:

• completed and one-time (read, passed)

• unfinished and repeatable (lives, does).

What types of verbs are there in Russian:

• perfective;

• imperfect appearance.

Now let's find out what the perfect and imperfect form of the verb is and give examples of perfect and imperfect verbs. nine0003

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Take the test at the introductory lesson and find out what topics separate you from the "five" in Russian.

Perfective verbs

Perfective verbs in the indefinite form answer the question: what to do?

Perfective verbs have two tense forms:

In any tense form they call:

• an action that is limited by some limit;

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result, completion of an action or a separate stage.

Examples of perfective verbs:

• what did you do? sat down - past tense, the action is completed and was done once, that is, it was not repeated;

• what will they do? they will talk - the future simple tense, the action will be done and will not be repeated.

• what to do? close, pay, perform;

• what to do? identify, answer, simplify.

Perfective verbs can also denote actions that have already begun or are about to begin: I spoke, I will speak.

Imperfect verbs

Imperfect verbs in the indefinite form answer the question: what to do?

Imperfective verbs have three tense forms:

They denote:

• action in length, without indicating its limit; nine0003

• action incomplete.

In any tense form, they denote a recurring or continuing action, without indicating whether the action has been completed.

Examples of imperfective verbs:

• what did you do? jumped - past tense, the action could be repeated several times and it is not known whether the result was achieved;

• what are they doing? they are watching - the present tense, the action continues and it is not known how long the action has been going on and how long it will continue; nine0003

• what will I do? I will dance - the future is a difficult time, the action can be repeated and there are no signs that it will be completed.

• what to do? talk, paint, run;

• what to do? drag, go.

Imperfective verbs can also denote actions that have begun, are beginning or will begin: I looked, I look, I will light.

Now we know what questions are answered by perfective and imperfective verbs. And here is a cheat sheet to fix and learn the difference of two types:

Formation of verb types

Perfective verbs can be formed from imperfective verbs in different ways.

Ways of education:

• Adding a prefix: read - read, sit - sit up.

• Rejection of suffixes: give - give, save - save. nine0003

• Replacement of suffixes: decide - decide, jump - jump.

• Replacement of suffixes and alternation of letters in the root: forgive - forgive, wither - wither.

When forming imperfective verbs, the alternation of consonants and vowels is possible at the root: be late - be late, state - state, protect - protect.

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Determine the form of the verb

If you are in doubt about how to understand what kind of verb you have: perfect or imperfect, use these methods:

Now you can easily tell your classmates how to determine the form of a verb in Russian.

Examples of pairs of perfective and imperfective verbs

Aspective pair are verbs that have a perfective and imperfective form. nine0003

Some Russian verbs have the same lexical meaning, but differ in the grammatical meaning of the form. For example: what to do? decide what to do? solve.

Such aspectual pairs differ in the way of word formation:

1. Through the suffix: quit - throw, meet - meet, offend - offend, reach - achieve, decide - decide.

2. Through the prefix: cook - cook, call - name, work - process, speak - talk, read - finish reading. nine0003

The aspectual pairs of verbs can differ:

• Stress.

  fall asleep - fall asleep, cut - cut.

• Roots.

  what to do? catch - what to do? catch;

  put - put;

  invest - invest;

  take - take;

  search - find.

The aspect of the verb may depend on the context of the sentence. For example:

• She is now (what is she doing?) sleeping with a friend. — Present tense, imperfective form.

• Tomorrow (what will she do?) is staying with a friend. — Future tense, perfect form.

Such verbs are called two-part verbs, they include: telegraph, take possession, spend the night, injure, marry, execute, promise, use, attack and others. Two aspect verbs can denote both a complete action and an action in length. nine0003

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Glapses in the Russian language are not comparable in the Russian language. with some other part of speech. They inform the reader or listener about the action in relation to the subject. It has long been noticed that verbs give the language liveliness, capacity, and arouse interest on the part of the reader. No wonder the word "verb" in Russian also means "talk". nine0003

But the verbs are not as simple as they seem at first glance. They must be able to use. Compare two passages:

« Aleksey was doing repairs in the country. The repair was difficult. He needs good materials "and" Aleksey was repairing the dacha. The repair is difficult, so Alexey ordered good materials .”

In the second case, the verb seems to enliven the text. A picture of Alexei's actions immediately appears before my eyes. If you use the turnover “did repairs”, there will be no such picture. The word does not affect anything in the imagination. nine0003

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Initial form of the verb

Acquaintance with any part of speech begins with the presentation of its initial form. In the initial form, verbs are called the infinitive. If the part of speech has the suffix "t", we have an infinitive.

True, sometimes verbs are disguised and instead of "t" they have "ti". This happens if the root of the verb ends in a consonant. Such words include, for example, the lexeme "carry".

As for the ordinary infinitive, there are a lot of them:

1. Jump;
2. Run;
3. Fly.

Infinitives are convenient in terms of solving specific problems. In these words, it is impossible to determine a single verbal feature, except for aspect and conjugation.

Perfect and imperfect form of the verb

Surely, you have already heard that there is a perfect and imperfect form of the verb. A complicated name that can be a little confusing. Some students believe that the names of the perfect and imperfect form of the verb come from the word "perfection" and try to find some nuances indicating that this particular verb can be supplemented with something, and until then it is imperfect. nine0003

This is not true. In fact, the words perfective and imperfective come from the adjective "perfect" and report the type of action. In the first case, we mean such an action that can lead to a specific result. In the second case, the action takes place, but there is no specific result. Moreover, it is impossible to achieve it.

If you remember this feature, it will not be difficult to figure out what types of verbs are:

1. imperfect view. Answers the question "what to do?" and speaks of some action, the completion of which does not imply the appearance of a specific result. For example, "draw". Agree, if you just “draw”, the result can be anything, or it may not be at all.
2. Perfect look. Answers the question "what to do?" and talks about some action that can be completed with a specific result. For example, "draw". If a person does not just draw, but wants to draw a specific picture, we have a perfective verb. nine0032

However, the types of verbs can be remembered with the help of one more trick. The perfect form of the verb answers the question "what to do?". Pay attention to the letter "c". It is present both in the word "make" and in the word "perfect" form of the verb.

If we take into account the peculiarity of the Russian language, the types of verbs will no longer be a problem.

Additional features

Sometimes perfective and imperfective verbs do not have their mirror pair. Pay attention to the word " belong to ." The lexeme answers the question “what to do?”, but it is impossible to imagine a pair about which one could say that this is the perfect aspect of the verb . You can not belong to someone and complete this action with a specific result.

The opposite situation also happens. For example, the word " find yourself " is, without a doubt, the perfect form of the verb. But you can not imagine his pair in an imperfect form.

Learning to distinguish verbs

What are perfect and imperfective verbs sorted out a little. Consider the signs of a particular part of speech, regardless of whether the perfect form of the verb is in front of us or the imperfect form of the verb.

Features of the verb :

1. Person . The verb can be in the first, second or third person. But sometimes the face is undetectable. For example, "take off". This is the perfect form of the verb indefinite person.
2. Number . nine0018 It can be singular and plural. For example, "I'm learning." Before us is a sentence consisting of the pronoun "I" and the word "I teach." This is the imperfect form of the verb in the singular in the first person. If we say “we learned”, then the word “learned” is a plural perfective verb. Sometimes the number is impossible to determine. For example, in the infinitive.
3. Time . Past, present or future tense. Sometimes it is impossible to determine the tense of the verb. This is what happens with the infinitive. For example, you can “fly up” both in the past and in the future. In the first case, the narrator recalls past events, while in the second he dreams of future ones. The word "fly up" itself is a perfective verb, and only from the context you can find out what time it is. nine0032
4. Inclination . Including the infinitive, there are four mood forms in Russian. You will meet them below.
5. View . There are only two types. Now you know how to determine the form of the verb perfect or imperfect, you also know how to determine.
6. Genus . These are very important features of the verb. It is best to determine the gender of verbs in the past tense. For example, "have you already read the book". Obviously referring to a man. If you say “you are reading a book” or “you should read a book”, it is impossible to determine the gender. nine0032
7. Deposit . A terrible word means only the relation of the verb to a specific object. If "I eat porridge", this is a valid pledge. The subject is acting. The passive pledge will be if you say "porridge is eaten by mouth." The action is performed on an object.
8. The conjugation of verbs is similar to the declension of nouns in person and number. Imperfective and perfective verbs are conjugated exclusively in the present and future tenses.
9. Returnability . The presence or absence of "sya" in the word.