Homework!

[theminion.livejournal.com]

I have to write 10 simple Russian sentences, 5 past tense, and 5 future.
Any suggestions aside from I read yesterday?
My Professor wanted me to include objects and prepositions.
Gracias in advance.

~Ryan

EDIT: I'm looking for English suggestions not someone to do my homework for me. Something like "I read about Nina yesterday"

Comments

[belacane.livejournal.com]

If you've worked with the perfective and imperfective aspects, definitely make use of those.

I can't make up sentences for you.
Just use your imagination!

[ars-longa.livejournal.com]

We're not supposed to do your homework for you. Write them down and we'll correct them.

[theminion.livejournal.com]

I was asking for the English sentences as suggestions for something that I could translate.

~Ryan

[theminion.livejournal.com]

I actually just started the Past and Future Tense, my Prof says that Aspects will come later.
I'm just really bad at making up sentences, so I was hoping for some help being creative.

~Ryan

[ashakoshka.livejournal.com]

1. на столе стояла красивая ваза с красными цветами.
2. мы катались вчера с другом на катке.
3. нам понравилось ходить в известные театры в Москве.
4. мы нашли все необходимые ответы в книге на полке.
5. Саша не знал, как ответить на вопрос из задания.

1. мы будем встречать новый год в кругу друзей завтра.
2. никто не поедет с нами к друзьям без приглашения.
3. через неделю мы поедем кататься в горы на лыжах.
4. через 2 дня я буду заниматься спротом в спортзале.
5. мне нужно будет навестиь бабушку загородом!

[alamar.livejournal.com]

Навестить бабушку ЧЕМ??

[theminion.livejournal.com]

Thanks, but, um, I was hoping for the english sentences and I was gonna translate them myself.
But thanks anyway! Seriously.

~Ryan

[ashakoshka.livejournal.com]

you are wellcome)))I didn't get that you needed it in English(

[ashakoshka.livejournal.com]

а что бабушку навещают чем-то?)))скорее зачем???

[theminion.livejournal.com]

Yeah, I guess I worded the post poorly, not to worry, I put up an edit.

~ryan

here's a few... :-)

[spazzling21.livejournal.com]

if you're just learning past and future, i'm assuming you don't know many cases. so, i tried to limit it to accusative and prepositional. also, you probably have a somewhat limited vocabulary. so, even if you don't know how to say these, maybe they'll inspire you? :-) good luck!

yesterday it was cold.
last night i slept in the living room.
i ate meat in the kitchen.

i will buy a book about russia.
tomorrow i won't do/prepare homework.
on saturday i will study/read at the library.

Re: here's a few... :-)

[theminion.livejournal.com]

Thanks!

~Ryan

[wolk-off.livejournal.com]

2-4: what is спротом? I know спрут and спорт, but not спрот.
2-5: there is no word like "загородом" in modern Russian. It's "за городом".

[wolk-off.livejournal.com]

I would love to remind that the working language of this community is English. Please provide a translation.

[ashakoshka.livejournal.com]

...sorry...I'was taping it at about 3 a.m. and didn't notice that I made these mistakes(((
there are спорт, за городом!
and навестиТь)))

[stephan-nn.livejournal.com]

Hmmmmm... Are you Russian?
But these sentenses - it's "English Russian")) Word order in Russian is free, but better to say:

Мы вчера с другом катались на катке.

Завтра мы будем встречать Новый Год в кругу друзей.
Через два дня я пойдя в спортзал заниматься спортом (хотя, это и "масло масляное")

The sentense "через неделю мы поедем кататься в горы на лыжах" make me lauthing))) Because it means "We go to mountains BY ski" - "Мы на лыжах поедем в горы кататься".

Надо: "Через неделю мы поедем в горы кататься на лыжах".

[ashakoshka.livejournal.com]

you could check my LJ to make sure) I agree with the remark concerning the sentance about mountains. but...not with the first one) actually for foreigners it's easier to translate it as I wrote, I hope, cause an adverbial modifier of time is usually placed in the end in English, if I'm not mistaken...but in fact Word order in Russian is free (as you wrote=)