Quick and Easy Way to Use Russian Verbs | Super Easy Russian 15

This video tutorial provides an in-depth understanding of Russian verbs, focusing on their classification into two main groups. It explains how verbs change according to personal pronouns and highlights the importance of knowing the infinitive form. The tutorial covers the specific endings for Group 1 and Group 2 verbs, illustrating the differences between them. It also offers guidance on identifying which group a verb belongs to based on its infinitive ending, with examples and exceptions noted.

Why is it important to understand different verb forms in Russian?

• To speak without mistakes

• To read Russian literature

• To write poetry

• To understand Russian history

How many personal forms does each verb have in Russian?

• Seven

• Six

• Five

• Four

What is the first step in forming a Group 1 verb?

• Add a prefix

• Add a suffix

• Remove the last two letters of the infinitive

• Change the verb ending to 'ing'

Which ending is used for 'I' in Group 1 verbs?

• e

• yo

• u

• a

What is the key difference in endings between Group 1 and Group 2 verbs?

• Group 1 uses 'i' instead of 'a'

• Group 2 uses 'i' instead of 'y'

• Group 1 uses 'a' instead of 'e'

• Group 2 uses 'o' instead of 'u'

How can you identify a verb as belonging to Group 2?

• It ends in 'at'

• It ends in 'yat'

• It ends in 'et'

• It ends in 'it'

Which of the following verbs is an exception and belongs to Group 1?

• To love

• To speak

• To shave

• To teach