idti
unidirectional verb of motion; multidirectional ходить
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to go, to walk (on foot, in progress)
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Word origin
From Proto-Slavic iti, from the Indo-European root ey, 'to go'.
- Origin
- Proto-Slavic
- Root
- iti
- English cognates
- exit, transit
Grammar
Examples
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I am walking home.
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Where are you going?
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It is raining heavily outside.
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Stories
(11)Скоро буду
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Как пройти к Эрмитажу?
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Одна дома
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Выходим в восемь
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Отличный фильм
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Сегодня не понедельник
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Волонтёры для реки
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Эмма на Масленице
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Обед у бабушки
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Ах да...
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Медведь и камера
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Grammar articles
(10)Russian Future Tense: One Word or Two, Decided by Aspect
Russian Imperative: How to Give Commands, Formal or Not
Russian Impersonal Sentences: мне холодно, мне надо, мне нравится
Russian Irregular Past Tense: шёл, мог, ел and the Stress Traps
Russian нечего vs ничего: Nothing to Do, or Did Nothing
Russian Past Tense Explained: Four Forms, Not Six
Russian Prefixed Verbs of Motion: прийти, уйти, выйти
Russian Short Adjectives: рад, готов, должен and нужен
Russian Verbs of Motion: идти vs ходить, ехать vs ездить
Russian Verb Conjugation: Two Patterns, One Missing Verb
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идти: worksheet, infographic and listicle
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This word is taught in chapter 1, lesson 15: идти, дело, можно and 11 more words.