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Hello everybody! My name is Sergey, I'm a native russian speaker, and I would like to help anybody who wants to improve his or her Russian. My English level is fine, but I need practice to improve it. I'm 28, married, work in HR. I like swimming, reading, watching good films. I'm a communicative person, so if you want to have some language exchange, you're welcome.
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    First I should fix you a little: In Russian the word "Вещь" has feminine gender, so you should say "ПриключилАсь" (for neuter gender nouns you should use "ПриключилОсь", and for masculine gender nouns - "Приключился"). These two words mean practically the same, but in most common cases you should better use "Случилась", it will always sound suitable. "Приключилась" sounds more like a set expression, a literary variant of "Случилась"
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    January 20, 2013
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    January 19, 2013
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    Dative is a Russian grammar case that expresses action is addressed or referred to the object you are speaking about. Here I'll try to explain the order of forming it. Mother gave а bottle of water to (WHOM?) her child. Мама дала бутылку воды (КОМУ?) своему ребенку. Here the word "Ребенок" was used in a dative case "РебенКУ", because the action that mother did ("GAVE") was addressed to some object ("CHILD"). In dictionaries all the words go in Nominative. So, to make a dative form of it, you should learn the rules of changing the word's ending according to its gender and form (singular or plural). It's a difficult thing to explain in two words. Hope my answer was helpful.
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    January 19, 2013
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    Hello, Ashish! "Мою" - my, mine - Used to express that something belongs to you. "Твою" - your, your's - Used to express that something belongs to the person you are talking to. "Нашу" - our, our's - Used to express that something belongs to a group of persons which you represent "Вашу"- your, your's - Used to express that something belongs to a group of persons to a repesentative of which you are talking to. "Вашу" - can also be used as a polite form of "Твою", when you are talking to a person you don't know closely. "Мою, Твою, Нашу, Вашу" are the forms of pronouns "Моя, Твоя, Наша, Ваша" in Accusative (one of 6 russian grammar cases). If you are speaking Russian, you should use nouns and pronouns in Accusative in phrases like "I see (something)". It is hard to explain, because there are no such grammar cases in English. For example: Это наша машина - This is our car (or) This car is ours Я вижу нашу машину - I see our car. You see, In both cases in English you should use "our", but in Russian you must use different forms of it - "Наша" и "Нашу". Hope it was helpful for you!
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    January 19, 2013
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