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Hi, I have come here to take the next step in being able to speak the beautiful language of Russian. I find I learn best and most effectively by copying what native speakers say in certain situations. I have been learning at a slow pace for two years in which time I have built up a vocabulary or a reasonable amount of words but grasping sentences and forming grammatically correct sentences is not yet easy or natural for me. I would like to learn from native speakers, but at this stage I am not interested in a formal tutorage. As I say above, I find that what works for me is learning in context by observing and then it is forever internalised. Thanks.
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    Due I have a work experience of only two months, I have work experience of only two months.
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    August 22, 2013
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    Self-correction.

     

    *пошёл в магазине.

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    August 18, 2013
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    Мой День Вчера вечером я пошёл спать в 21.30. Сегодня утром я встаю в 8.00. Каждое утро я встаю от 7.00 в 9.00. После завтрака я сделал уроки, посмотрел видео по интернету и пойти в магазине. Я купил ваду, торт и мороженое. Сегодня вечером я поуженаю дома. Я приготовил вкусный суп на обед.
    August 18, 2013
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    Going and Went Сегодня утром мой друг сказал мне <<Я буду уходить в 9 часов>>. Он пришёл в мой дом в 9.30. Мы пошли в реку и потом в парк. после я шёл домой.
    August 11, 2013
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    Thanks, I will watch more of your videos - I assume that is you in the video?
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    August 11, 2013
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    Thanks I can see it is not as easy as simply working out which verbs go with which case.
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    August 11, 2013
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    I spend a lot of time reading. He spends a lot of time playing guitar. They spend a lot of time riding their bikes. The guitar costs a lot of money. How much does the car cost? How long does it take to make a cake? Is this the sort of thing that you wanted from this question?
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    August 9, 2013
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    Yes they are all fine for informal speaking, but I think an English teacher will say to you do not finish a sentence on a preposition. This is because the sentences end in the word 'to', which is not good English grammar. You could easily say these three sentences 'Drop by whenever you want' 'Stop by whenever you want' 'Come over whenever you want'
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    August 9, 2013
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    Personal Pronouns in the Dative Case What other verbs take the dative case apart from the 5 below? Please correct any mistakes for me. Thanks. Он показал мне ету книку. Я рассказываю историю ей. Их говорят нам. Она сказала мне вчера. Она улыбалась тебе.
    August 9, 2013
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    It could mean any of them, but when I use it, it means that something is completely useless, i.e. broken
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    August 8, 2013
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