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learn_russianI can never tell when the imperative of an -ить verb ends in и (говорить - говори(те)) or ть (заметить - заметь(те)). Is there any rule that tells one when to use one over the other?
Also, does one really use the present *passive* participle? As in, out of all the participles that there are, right that the past passive participle is used most often? (it seems to be that way in English)
Also, does one really use the present *passive* participle? As in, out of all the participles that there are, right that the past passive participle is used most often? (it seems to be that way in English)
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