Como se diz "pendurar-se" em russo? Existe um verbo similar aos verbos de posição deitar-se, sentar-se e levantar-se? Procurando eu encontrei o verbo ве́шаться/пове́ситься. Este verbo pode ter o significado de pendurar-se, suspender-se? Ou apenas é utilizado como "enforcar-se"? Exemplo: O menino gosta de se pendurar nos galhos. O espião se pendurou no lustre do salão..... Para salvar sua vida o alpinista agiu rápido e se pendurou a uma pequena rocha ...

How do you express close future actions/events with verbs of motion in Russian? I'd like to know if the following sentences are correct and equivalent: a) Сегодня вечером мы поедем/пойдём в театр. b) Сегодня вечером мы едем/йдём в театр. As the event is not in a distant future, I wonder if it's possible to use the verbs идти/ехать instead of пойти/поехать and if it is usual in daily communication. Once I'm not stating how would I get there (on foot or by means of transportation), is it possible to use идти, even if I'm going by bus or by train? I've read that this is possible when the destination is not in another town or region.

What is the correct preposition required by the verb "to replace"? Do "replace by" and "replace with" have the same meaning? Can they be used interchangeably? For example: My mother's replaced her old wardrobe by a new fitted cupboard. OR My mother's replaced her wardrobe with a new fitted cupboard. Could you give me any more examples showing how this verb is actually used?

Which verbs should I use with the word class? For example, can I say that I give German classes? Or should I say that I teach or take them. If I am a student, can I say that I watch classes or it would be better to say that I attend or take classes? Which other verbs are common to talk about this?

Which prepositions should I use with "page"? Would the following sentences be correct? - Please open your books at page 14. - Could you read the text on page 27? - Turn your books to page 50, please. - Go to page 154 and check the table ....