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What is verb conjugation?

French verb conjugation rules

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What is verb conjugation?

Learning how to conjugate verbs is essential for learning a language.

Conjugation is the creation of derived forms of a verb from its principal parts by inflection (regular alteration according to rules of grammar).

Conjugation may be affected by person, number, gender, tense, aspect, mood, voice, or other grammatical categories.

Conjugated forms of a verb are called finite forms. In many languages there are also one or more forms that remain unchanged with all or most grammatical categories: the non-finite forms, such as the infinitive or the gerund. A table giving all the conjugated variants of a verb in a given language is called a conjugation table or a verb paradigm.

Russian verb conjugation rules

There are two conjugations in Russian, called the 1st conjugation and the 2nd conjugation (or E-conjugation and И-conjugation, respectively).

THE "-Ё-" CONJUGATION (CONJUGATION I)

In Russian, the letter "-Ё-" can only exist when it is under stress, and every Russian word has only one stress. If the letter "-Ё-" is not under stress (the stress is somewhere else in the word -- stresses, by the way, simply have to be memorized) then it becomes automatically "-Е-". Let's use two examples of conjugation I verbs, "жить" and "читать" ("to live" and "to read"). To form the verb conjugation, the infinitive ending (the "-ть") must be removed. If there's a change in the verb, it'll occur now. In our example "жить" suddenly a "-в" appears. In conjugation I verbs, if there's a change in the verb, then it exists throughout the entire verb conjugation pattern.The actual verb endings are bolded and the translation in on the right:

я	живу	I live
ты	живёшь	you live
он она оно	живёт	he/she/it lives
мы	живём	we live
вы	живёте	you live
они	живут	they live

я	читаю	I read
ты	читаешь	you read
он она оно	читает	he/she/it reads
мы	читаем	we read
вы	читаете	you read
они	читают	they read

There is a commonality in the consonants used in the endings (other than in the "я" form). In the verb "to read", the ending is not under stress, so it follows the rule mention above about stress. Note the differences in the "я" and "они" forms. This can be explained by spelling rules. For now, when adding endings, "ю" and "я" follow vowels.

THE "-И-" CONJUGATION (CONJUGATION II)

The consonants used for this conjugation are exactly the same as in conjugation I; it's the vowels that are different, and the rule about any changes in the verb form. In conjugation II verbs, if there is a change, it occurs only in the "я" form of the verb. Most verbs ending in "-ить" and "-еть" are conjugation II verbs. Our examples will be "говорить" and "видеть" ("to speak" and "to see").

The verb endings are bolded and the translation in on the right:

 

я	говорю	I speak
ты	говоришь	you speak
он она оно	говорит	he/she/it speaks
мы	говорим	we speak
вы	говорите	you speak
они	говорят	they speak

я	вижу	I see
ты	видишь	you see
он она оно	видит	he/she/it sees
мы	видим	we see
вы	видите	you see
они	видят	they see

There is still the commonality in the consonants used in the endings (other than in the "я" form). Here, however, the base vowel is different. Notice as well a crucial difference in the "они" form -- a "-я-", not an "-у-" or "-ю-" is used to construct the verb (the consonant, however, is the same). Notice that the regular "я"-form ending is "-ю", not "-у" (though the latter occurs for spelling rule reasons, as shown above).