Russian, Has more varied personal endings, Has gender agreement in singular, Usually formed without auxiliaries, Has strong interaction with grammatical cases, Distinguishes motion verbs by direction, repetition, and manner, Most verbs belong to a perfective–imperfective aspect pair, Has three basic tense categories: past, present, future, English, Verbs do not agree with the subject's gender, Perfective and progressive meanings are expressed through verb forms and constructions, Auxiliary verbs are essential for many questions, negatives, and tense constructions, Traditionally three main time categories, with 12 commonly taught tense forms, Often reflexivity is expressed via separate pronouns, Uses prepositions and word order, Has limited personal endings

Verb differences

looja
Prindi
Manusta

Edetabel

Visuaalne stiil

Valikud

Vaheta malli

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