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Dec. 10th, 2007 02:19 pm![[identity profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/openid.png)
Two Russian langauge questions for ya:
1. The verb реагировать to my knowledge has two perfective forms: отреагировать, прореагировать. How do they differ? Which is better to use in past and future tenses (or is the imperfective--реагировать-- usually used since reacting is in itself sort of a process)? Thanks!
2. If you want to strengthen an adjective by saying "really," "completely" or "very" -- for instance: he is very smart; that is completely wrong, etc.-- it seems you can use various adverbs to modify the adjectives. The main ones I'm aware of are очень, совсем, соверщенно... Are these usually interchangable and sound ok with most adjectives? Here are some examples off the top of my head:
совсем правельно
совершенно правельно
абсолютно правельно
это--совершенно глупо
это--абсолютно глупо
это--совсем глупо