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5 VÄGA HEA
Punktid
Vene keel - vene keelsed luuletused
Verbs of motion
Verbs of motion
ACTUAL HABITUAL MEANING
To walk
To ride
To fly
To carry, bring
To lead
To drive
To swim, sail
To run
Unprefixed Verbs of M otion
, , , , ,
, , , , ,
, , , , ,
, , , , ,
, , , , ,
, , , , ,
, , , , ,
, , , , ,
TO GO
PAST PRESENT FUTURE
PAST PRESENT FUTURE
, as in the
model. Use adverbs of time.
Model: .
.
.
1. .
2. .
3. .
4. ?
5. ?
6. .
The Past Tense of the Verb
The verb in the past tense
(, , , )
denotes movement in one
direction.
: ,
.
. . .
Use the verbs , , ,
, , in the required form.
1. _______
.
.
________
2.
.
________ ,
________
.
3. - ________?
- _______ , .
- ________
() .
Use the verb or in the
past tense.
1. ... . ... ,
.
2. ... . ...
, .
3. ... . ...
, .
4. ... . ... ,
.
5. ... . ... ,
.
6. ... ,
.
7. ... , .
8. , ... , .
9. ? ­ ... .
The Me aning o f the Ve rbs o f
Mo tio n o f the and
g ro ups
Ac tual Habitual
A mo ve me nt 1. A mo ve me nt
taking plac e at pro c e e ding in
a de finite time diffe re nt dire c tio ns
and pro c e e ding 2. A mo ve me nt the re
in a de finite and bac k
dire c tio n 3. A c us to mary
re pe ate d ac tio n
4. One 's ability o r s kill
What words tell us to use the
habitual verbs?
1. ....... 1.
2. 2.
3. 3.
4. , .. 4. , , ...
5. , .....
6. , .....
7.
Prepositions ­ with Verbs of Motion
. .
+ Acc. = + Gen. =
Motion into . Motion from
the space within the
+ Prep. = Location space.
within the space
Destination
Preposition ­ () with Verbs of
Motion
. .
()
+ acc. = . + gen. =
motion into Motion out
the area + prep. =
of the area
Destination Location within
a surface area.
Preposition - with Verbs of
Motion
. + Gen.=
Motion away
from an object
+ Dat. =
Motion toward
or up to an object
DESTINATION
.
Inside from inside
On top off the top
Open space from the open C
Activities from the activity
Up to from somebody
off something
1. Out from the book
2. From the stadium
3. Off the table
4. From my sister
5. From the museum
6. From his brother
7. From the Russian class
1. To the doctor. From the doctor.
2. To the restaurant. From the restaurant.
3. Up to the car. Get away from the car.
4. To the concert. From the concert.
5. To the teacher. From the teacher.
6. To the park. From the park.
7. To the street. From the street.
8. Up to the store. Away from the store.
Prefixed Verbs of Motion
- away; absence or departure of the performer: , ,
,
- arrive; arrival of the performer: , , ,
- (-, ) ­ in; , ,
- exit; , ,
- stop by, drop in on; , ,
- to go across(); , , ,
- (-) ­ down from; , , .
­ (-, -) - approach; , , .
­ to go up to; , , .
- to go pass; , , .
- (-, -) ­ to go around; , , .
­ to go away from; , ,
, ,
1. .
2. .
3. 6 .
4. 2:30 .
5. .
6. .
7. .
8. .
9. .
10. ,
.
11.
.
Prefix (in) with motion verbs ­
arrive (come)
1. , ...
1. II
2. , ....
2. I
3.
4.
5.
6.
, -
3.
4.
, .....
5.
I, - II.
, .....
I
I
7. , ,6. ......II
8. , ......
7. I
9. , ..... I
8.
10.
, ......
9. II
, .....II
10.
1. C 5 ,
6.
2. 3 .
3. 7 .
4. .
5. ,
.
6. 4 .
7. .
8.
.
9. .
10.
.
11. 2 .
12. 8 .
Motion verbs with .
Imperfective - present Perfective - future
1. - arrives 1. ­ will fly
(process. ­ habitual)
2. ­ arrives 2. - will run
(habitual)
3. - comes 3. - will go, come
(habitual)
4. - arrives 4. ­ will come
by transportation
(process ­ habitual)
5. - bring 5. ­ will bring
(habitual)
:
1. Marina is going to her grandmother.
2. He came from the hospital.
3. Boris came (trans.) from uncle Roman.
4. Our volleyball team is going (fly) to Moscow.
5. Girls are going from the concert.
6. Galina is sick, but she came to class to take
(write) the test.
1. The plane arrives at 6:00 PM.
2. When we come to our grandmother's, we bring
her flowers and presents.
3. After school, every day I run home and quickly
do my home work.
4. This athlete will arrive (by running) 1 st.
5. The boy is carrying a toy car. ()
6. She will come to me tomorrow.
1. The plane form Moscow will arrive at
2 PM.
1. Every morning my brother arrives by running
to us for a breakfast.
2. My students bring their notebooks every day.
3. We will arrive by car on Friday.
4. Every day Mr. Fisher comes to school at
5 AM
(What prepositions are missing?)
1. / / / (glass)/
.
2. / / (past)/ / /.
3. / (past)/ ,/ / / /
/ .
4. Roman/ (past)/ /
/ / / /
/ / .
5. 5:00/ / / / .
· Hello! Where did you (p) arrive (fly) from?
· From America.
· Very good! Let's be acquainted, my name is
Vladimir. I'm here to meet you. Where is your (p)
teacher?
· I'm the teacher. Nice to meet you, Vladimir. My
name is Tom Johnson. I'm Russian language
teacher.
· How many years have you been teaching
()Russian language?
· 20 years.
· Where did you study Russian?
· I graduated Moscow University. I studied in
Moscow for 4 years.
· You speak Russian very well.
· Thank you.
· You (p) will go to the hotel now. I will come
at 6:00, and we will go to the concert. It
was nice to meet you, Tom.
· The same here. Have a good day, Vladimir.
Part III: :
.
1. Tanya got (received) a good grade.
2. I have been receiving letters from
Moscow from ( ­ gen. c.)) my friend
Natasha.
3. Kevin enrolled into a medical college.
4. Travis is enrolling into polytechnic
college.
5. In class she usually ()
answers well, but writes tests badly.
6. Marissa didn't answer him (dative).
Prefixed Verbs of Motion
· The verbs of motion , , ,
, etc. with the prefix - denote
the beginning of movement.
.
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