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I'll run, I'll win, I'll roll up, I'll fuck up, etc. Eh, Russian language.
I'll run, I'll win, I'll roll up, I'll fuck up, etc. Eh, Russian language.
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defeat.
defeat.
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Ozhegov writes that the 1st person singular is not used.
Ozhegov writes that the 1st person singular is not used.
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What would you do if you had to put the verb win in the 1st person singular? What about the verb to frighten? You obviously feel that in the first case neither "defeat" nor "defeat" or "defeat" is appropriate, just as in the second case neither "stranger" nor "stranger" is appropriate. The fact is that some verbs are limited in the formation or use of personal forms they are therefore called insufficient verbs. First, these are verbs that denote processes occurring in the animal or vegetable world, in inanimate nature, and not inherent to humans: to rust, to squeeze, to calve, to flow, etc. Such verbs are not used in 1st and 2nd person singular and plural forms, because you cannot say: "I flow" or "we rust" Secondly, they are verbs that do not form the 1st person singular present or future simple tense for phonetic reasons: verbs such as to win, to plague, to persuade, to find out, to feel, and some others would form the named form with combinations of sounds unaccustomed to our ears, "to persuade," "to persuade," "to persuade," "to find out," "to feel," etc. п. The form "obstruct" from obstruct is rarely used. And the verbs booze, derange, push do not form the theoretically possible forms "booze", "hold", "push", because "the place is already taken": these words already exist, but as forms of the frequently used verbs booze, hold, push. How, after all, should I make it clear that I will "persuade" and "win" them? The way out is to use descriptive turns: and I don't think I will, I will manage to win, I want to convince, I can find myself, I will try to feel, etc.
What would you do if you had to put the verb win in the 1st person singular? What about the verb to frighten? You obviously feel that in the first case neither "defeat" nor "defeat" or "defeat" is appropriate, just as in the second case neither "stranger" nor "stranger" is appropriate. The fact is that some verbs are limited in the formation or use of personal forms they are therefore called insufficient verbs. First, these are verbs that denote processes occurring in the animal or vegetable world, in inanimate nature, and not inherent to humans: to rust, to squeeze, to calve, to flow, etc. Such verbs are not used in 1st and 2nd person singular and plural forms, because you cannot say: "I flow" or "we rust" Secondly, they are verbs that do not form the 1st person singular present or future simple tense for phonetic reasons: verbs such as to win, to plague, to persuade, to find out, to feel, and some others would form the named form with combinations of sounds unaccustomed to our ears, "to persuade," "to persuade," "to persuade," "to find out," "to feel," etc. п. The form "obstruct" from obstruct is rarely used. And the verbs booze, derange, push do not form the theoretically possible forms "booze", "hold", "push", because "the place is already taken": these words already exist, but as forms of the frequently used verbs booze, hold, push. How, after all, should I make it clear that I will "persuade" and "win" them? The way out is to use descriptive turns: and I don't think I will, I will manage to win, I want to convince, I can find myself, I will try to feel, etc.
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I WILL ❗
I WILL ❗
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It's good to be a bear, yay! It's good to be a bear, hooray! I'm gonna beat... No, I'm gonna beat it. I'll conquer the heat and the frost, If only my nose were smeared with honey! I'll conquer... No, I'll conquer! I'll conquer any misfortune, If only I had all my paws in honey!... Hooray, Winnie-the-Pooh! Hooray, Winnie-the-Pooh! A few hours, like a bird, and it's time to eat!
It's good to be a bear, yay! It's good to be a bear, hooray! I'm gonna beat... No, I'm gonna beat it. I'll conquer the heat and the frost, If only my nose were smeared with honey! I'll conquer... No, I'll conquer! I'll conquer any misfortune, If only I had all my paws in honey!... Hooray, Winnie-the-Pooh! Hooray, Winnie-the-Pooh! A few hours, like a bird, and it's time to eat!
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I'm gonna run ♪
I'm gonna run ♪