Russian Verb To Go (ИДТИ) / Russian Verb Conjugation Practice

In this video, you´ll have lots of conjugation practice with the Russian verb "to go" (ИДТИ).
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This lesson is all about Russian verb conjugation practice. We´ll be working with the Russian verb to go - ИДТИ - in Present, Past and Future. This is an excellent opportunity for you to practice how to use all these different conjugation forms of ИДТИ - иду, идешь, шел, шла, будут идти - in context. We´ll be practicing with real-life examples.
The video will consist of 2 parts. First, I´ll quickly remind you how to conjugate ИДТИ in all three tenses. Then, when you know all possible conjugation forms of ИДТИ, you´ll practice using them in context. This is how it will work. You’ll see a sentence on the screen with a blank for the verb to go. I´ll give you a few seconds to put ИДТИ in the right form and then you’ll see the right answer on the screen.
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Russian Verb To Go (ИДТИ) / Russian Verb Conjugation Practice
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This format is excellent. One can practise not only the targeted grammatical feature and get immediate feedback, but also practise listening and speaking skills, review familiar words and phrases and learn new vocabulary and expressions. I am looking forward to more lessons like this.

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Thanks! I´m already working on a similar lesson with the verb "to eat"

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[@Klaus_sicTV]

Thank you for your answer, I'm always learning 👍 Thank you for your videos. Very useful for me.

[@BoostYourRussian]

Well, it says on the slide "when you´re going FROM work" ;)

[@jeffsnider3588]

Practical examples, thanks.

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i like it its so informative

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[@mara8456]

Conjugation practice is great. I also like how idiomatic usage is introduced.

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good video :)

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[@goddesszilla1865]

can you please help me to understand why "film" or "rain" doesn't get past tense version of go for it ?

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Смотришь видео и людям сложно учить глаголы движения :)

[@241hnd]

I am confused because some of the examples don't make any sense. Ex. 'he was bleeding... why not shol? (sorry, no russian keyboard.) 'Tomorrow we're going to the museum', this is not future? 'The parade...' why not shlo? and some others. Sorry if it sounds like I am complaining...I'm just not understanding.

[@hananemerah133]

Because we're talking about blood кровь and кровь is feminin. So it's шла not шёл

[@241hnd]

@@hananemerah133 Thanks. I forgot about the gender rule.

[@MaksymMinenko]

'Tomorrow we're going to the museum', - in Russian the logic is exactly like in English, because 'we are going' technically is the present as well but it refers to future events.

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I was going to ask something similar to OP. I was wondering if some of the examples incorporate Russian Aspect as well as tense?

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Спасибо. Глаголы движения очень сложно. Хорошего дня из Греций.

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when l you are coming from work, can you buy some milk?/ could you buy some milk?is much better

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