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1000 Common Russian Verbs: "Уехать" (to leave, to depart) | Lesson 82

📚 1000 COMMON RUSSIAN VERBS | "УЕХАТЬ" | LESSON 82 👨🏼‍🏫 In this video lesson, you’ll learn the perfective verb “уе́хать” and all of its conjugations through real Russian sentences voiced by native speakers, both male and female. 💡 At the top of each slide, you’ll find the key grammatical information to help you understand and remember every detail. ✔️ Уе́хать (infinitive, perfective) - to leave, depart, go away (by transport) ✔️ Imperfective pair: уезжа́ть 1️⃣ Indicative mood Past Tense (s., m.) 1) Я уе́хал в университе́т. I left for the university. 2) Ты уе́хал на конфере́нцию. You left for a conference. 3) Он уе́хал на рабо́ту. He left for work. (s., f.) 4) Я уе́хала в о́тпуск. I left for vacation. 5) Ты уе́хала на встре́чу. You left for a meeting. 6) Она́ уе́хала за грани́цу. She went abroad. (pl.) 7) Мы уе́хали пе́ред дождём. We left before the rain. 8) Вы уе́хали по́сле захо́да со́лнца. You left after sunset. 9) Они́ уе́хали во вре́мя мероприя́тия. They left during the event. Future Simple Tense (s.) 10) Я уе́ду в другу́ю страну́. I will leave for another country. 11) Ты уе́дешь в друго́й го́род. You will leave for another city. 12) Он уе́дет в друго́е ме́сто. He will leave for another place. 13) Она́ уе́дет на друго́й маши́не. She will leave in another car. (pl.) 14) Мы уе́дем как мо́жно ра́ньше. We will leave as early as possible. 15) Вы уе́дете как мо́жно по́зже. You will leave as late as possible. 16) Они́ уе́дут, когда́ поя́вится возмо́жность. They will leave when the opportunity comes up. 2️⃣ Imperative mood Read comment 6 in the description. 3️⃣ Conditional mood (s., m.) 17) Я уе́хал бы отсю́да пода́льше. I would get far away from here. 18) Ты бы уе́хал и не верну́лся. You would leave and never come back. 19) Он уе́хал бы и на́чал но́вую жизнь. He would leave and start a new life. (s., f.) 20) Я бы уе́хала вме́сте с ни́ми. I would leave with them. 21) Ты бы уе́хала вме́сто них. You would leave instead of them. 22) Она́ уе́хала бы ещё год наза́д. She would have already left a year ago. (pl.) 23) Мы бы уе́хали со все́ми веща́ми. We would leave with all our stuff. 24) Вы уе́хали бы, ничего́ не взяв. You would leave without taking anything. 25) Они́ бы уе́хали, взяв то́лько са́мое необходи́мое. They would leave taking only the essentials. 📝 Notes: 1. Imperfective verbs can conjugate in 3 tenses: Present, Past, and Future Compound. 2. Perfective verbs can conjugate in 2 tenses: Past and Future Simple. 3. Imperfective verbs express actions that are ongoing, incomplete, or repeated, while perfective verbs convey the successfully completed result of an action. There are many aspectual pairs of verbs that share meaning but differ in aspect. 4. Only singular verbs in past tense and in conditional mood have the category of gender. 5. If person or gender does not affect the conjugation of a verb, these categories are marked in gray. 6. Not all verbs have imperative forms or some conjugations, so they may be omitted in the video. 7. The slides 1/25 and 17/25 use only a male voice, while 4/25 and 20/25 use only a female voice, as they are in the 1st person. 8. I omitted neuter gender conjugation for some verbs, as it may be uncommon or unused with certain verbs. In Russian, neuter nouns include, for example, "со́лнце" (sun), "мо́ре" (sea), "вре́мя" (time), etc. The past tense and conditional form of "уе́хать" in the neuter gender is "уе́хало". 9. The correspondence to English tenses in translation may be inaccurate because the choice of tense depends on context and style, and whether the action was continuous or a completed event. For example, Future Compound Tense can express a completed action in the future, not just a continuous or unfinished one. 10. The particle "бы" in conditional verbs can appear before or after the verb. Both options are grammatically correct, with the possible difference in style and intonation. 11. Conditional mood sentences can be incomplete in meaning (since the condition is missing) but still grammatically correct. I omitted the conditions for brevity and focused on verb conjugation in this video. For example, the sentence from slide 21/25 expands to: "Ты бы уе́хала вме́сто них, е́сли бы тебе́ предложи́ли." (You would have left instead of them if you had been offered.). I'll cover conditional mood in detail in future videos. 💟 Support my channel: ☕ https://buymeacoffee.com/russianwithalex - Buy me a coffee. 💖 SuperThanks and Memberships help me create more free lessons! 📚 https://russianwithalex.com - Buy my E-books. 👉🏻 Subscribe to RussianWithAlex for weekly videos with real dialogues and authentic Russian. #learnrussian #russianforbeginners #easyrussian #russianlanguage #russiangrammar #russianverbs #russianwithalex