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learn_russianSorry to be a pain, but I have my final exam tomorrow.
Prefixed verbs of motion... basically, they are the bane of my existence right now. Can someone explain them to me, because my textbook is not very clear? As far as I can tell, when you add a prefix to unidirectional verbs of motion, they become perfective. What happens with multidirectional verbs? I seem to recall that there are special forms of prefixed verbs of motion which have specific meanings, like сходить.
Basically, stress has rendered all of this information into mental soup, and I can't sort it all out.
Oh, the end of term is near...
Prefixed verbs of motion... basically, they are the bane of my existence right now. Can someone explain them to me, because my textbook is not very clear? As far as I can tell, when you add a prefix to unidirectional verbs of motion, they become perfective. What happens with multidirectional verbs? I seem to recall that there are special forms of prefixed verbs of motion which have specific meanings, like сходить.
Basically, stress has rendered all of this information into mental soup, and I can't sort it all out.
Oh, the end of term is near...
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