Workbook Lesson 10A—Verbs of Motion |
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The two verbs of motion shown below both describe motion which proceeds in one general direction during the time described by the narrator. Refer to Vocabulary 11—Verbs of Motion for more information.
идтѝ—to be walking Я идỳ—I am walking Ты идёшь—you (singular informal) are walking Он/Она/Оно идёт— he/she/it is walking Мы идём—we are walking Вы идёте—you (plural or formal) are walking Они идỳт—they are walking |
е́хать—to be riding or driving Я éду—I am riding/driving Ты éдешь—you (singular informal) are riding/driving Он/Она/Оно éдет—he/she/it is riding/driving Мы éдем—we are riding/driving Вы éдете—you(plural or formal) are riding/driving Они éдут—they are riding/driving |
Practice using these verbs by supplying the proper subject and verb in the following sentences. Use the boxes at right to draw what is happening in the sentences.
1) They are walking to the meeting. |
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2) He is walking to the store quickly. |
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3) I am walking to the river slowly. |
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4) They are walking along on their way to the post office. |
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5) I am on the bus on my way to the store. |
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6) We are driving on the way to your house. |
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7) She is on her way to Moscow. |
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8) I am walking on my way to the doctor. |
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