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Dec. 11th, 2004 11:08 amHey, I'm just having trouble finding out why they would use what they used in this sentence
"Директор ушёл и сегодня его не будет" Why его instead of он?
And also, I'm confused when to use пойти and уйти. My book says пойти is used for leaving for a known goal (Он пошёл домой) and can't be referred to the place being left, unlike уйти. Now can someone give me some examples on the differences?
As well as "Кто к вам приходил после собрания." I understand that someone arrived after the meeting, but where does the к вам come into place?
And in this exercise (my own answers are in the parentheses)... Вчера к нам в гости (приезжал) Олег, он (ушёл) с собой своего внука. Why do they use the reflective/possesive so much? Cобой своего внука seems redundant.
And thank you for listening to me.
"Директор ушёл и сегодня его не будет" Why его instead of он?
And also, I'm confused when to use пойти and уйти. My book says пойти is used for leaving for a known goal (Он пошёл домой) and can't be referred to the place being left, unlike уйти. Now can someone give me some examples on the differences?
As well as "Кто к вам приходил после собрания." I understand that someone arrived after the meeting, but where does the к вам come into place?
And in this exercise (my own answers are in the parentheses)... Вчера к нам в гости (приезжал) Олег, он (ушёл) с собой своего внука. Why do they use the reflective/possesive so much? Cобой своего внука seems redundant.
And thank you for listening to me.