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- Ира Родила Девчонку, Велела Тащить Пеленку. :) Easy? My son studies it in school, and it often gets hard even for him, though he's a native russian :)) Maybe just... check and note the corresponding questions (кто, что? кого, кому, о ком? и т.д.) But my advice would be just drop it for a while at all, means don't care about the cases - better remember the "use cases" or collocations (if I call it right). I assure you, good half of us are not good with this stuff from this academical point of view, but anyone can use it correctly while speaking. Good luck!0 votedMay 5, 20110
- Americans & wrestling I watched it on TV. The guys were breaking some bones and few necks, and couple times even killed each other. That was not actually a problem for them - they recovered every time and broke the opponent in turn. Mix of play and battle... both unnatural... And it seems to be popular there. What really surprized me - is there were lots of adults on the tribunes, all loudly shouting and supporting as crazy... There are a lot of REAL stuff in US - when it comes to acting, there's the great theater school, and for fighting there are ever the world's top ones - NHL, NFL, prof-boxing etc... So the question is - having all these there, what's the point to watch such idiotic performance?..November 8, 2010100
- "Am I", "Do I" etc in statements One guy after flight on a plane said "Excited am I!". A dialogue: "I missed you!" - "So did I!" And the words order in those fits the rule for composing a question, though they are not questions, but statements... Could you please clarify such using? Are there any common expressions like these? Thanx a lot!November 2, 201030
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