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Practice: verbs of motion

Practise Ukrainian verbs of motion: іти́ or ходи́ти, ї́хати, бі́гати, літа́ти, носи́ти for wear, ходи́в for a trip there and back, and прийти́ and ви́йти.

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What you will practise

Choose between the one-direction and the many-directions verb, on foot or by transport, and use the prefixed verbs прийти́ and ви́йти.

Intermediate · 9 questions · multiple choice and fill in the blank

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Question 1 of 9

You are on your way to the shop right now. How do you say “I'm going to the shop”?

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Grammar

Verbs of motion

Going on foot and by transport, running, flying, swimming, carrying, the pairs іти and ходити, їхати and їздити, іти or йти, and prefixed verbs such as прийти, вийти and увійти with the prepositions they take.

Grammar

Aspect in depth

What imperfective and perfective verbs mean, how aspect pairs are formed, how aspect shows in each tense, and how to choose between the two.

Grammar

Common prepositions

The most common Ukrainian prepositions and the case each one takes, place versus direction with в/у and на, and when to write у or в, з, із or зі.

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