One of the most important categories of the verb in the Russian language is its appearance.
Imperfective verb form
Most of the units of this part of the speech possesscontrasted forms. For example, create - create, sign - sign, etc. If you compare the members of these pairs, you can see that with the similarity of lexical meaning they have something different. This difference is the kind of verb. The first term of these pairs is an imperfect verb. The second is in the form of a perfect variant.
The verb in the perfect version can answer such questions: what to do? What did you do? What will he do?
Forms of a perfect kind often have the value of completeness of action, called limited processes, indicate the already happened result of the action. For example: the boy recovered.
An imperfective verb refers to an action that develops, lasts, is not limited, and also indicates the repeatability and duration of the process. For example: the boy is recovering.
The species category is denserelationship with the discharge of time. Thus, the imperfect form of the verb has the form of all three times, and the perfect one - only the forms in the future and the past. Since the present time characterizes the process that lasts at the moment of speech, developing and continuing, and the perfect form represents a limited action in development.
There are also single-species ones.Unparent verbs of a perfect kind bear the value of an action limited in its development: wake up, run up. Unrestrained imperfect means unlimited in its development action: sentencing, sympathizing, dwelling. There are also two-species verbs in which the values of the perfect and imperfect categories are combined: to execute, to examine, to wound.
Adverbial participles of imperfect type
A verbal form having the value of an additionalan action that combines the signs of the verb and adverbs is the gerund. This part of speech is of two kinds: perfect and imperfect. In the second form, almost always called a process that occurs at one time with the action of the verb-predicate. Rarely, such gerundive means the preceding or subsequent action. For example: twice a year visited the capital and, coming back from there, loudly told about the miracle. And this part of perfect speech usually means the previous action.
Not all verb groups have this form. Among them:
- verbs, with a basis in the present tense, which consists of consonants (mnut);
- verbs on-and (cast) with a monosyllabic base;
- verbs with suffix -u (wilt);
- verbs in -a (call) with a monosyllabic base in the infinitive.
If the verb has a suffix -aa, then the gerund is formed from an infinitive basis: create-create-create.