BUY MY E-BOOKS 50 RUSSIAN DIALOGUES 1 & 2: https://russianwithalex.com These e-books each present 50 daily conversations in colloquial Russian, covering everyday topics. Each dialogue includes: 1) Original dialogue in Russian with stress marks; 2) Dialogue with full phrase-by-phrase translation; 3) 5 question quiz after each dialogue; 4) Vocabulary for each word from the dialogue, indicating its part of speech. BUY ME A COFFEE: https://buymeacoffee.com/russianwithalex сиде́ть (inf., imp.) - to sit perf. pair: посиде́ть 1. Indicative mood Present Tense (s.) 1) Я сижу́ в маши́не. I sit in the car. 2) Ты сиди́шь на сту́ле. You sit on the chair. 3) Он сиди́т в кафе́. He sits in the cafe. 4) Она́ сиди́т в кла́ссе. She sits in the classroom. (pl.) 5) Мы сиди́м в библиоте́ке. We sit in the library. 6) Вы сиди́те до́ма. You sit at home. 7) Они́ сидя́т на ле́кции. They sit in the lecture. Past Tense (s., m.) 8) Я сиде́л в ба́ре. I sat in the bar. 9) Ты сиде́л на пля́же. You were sitting on the beach. 10) Он сиде́л во́зле окна́. He was sitting by the window. (s., f.) 11) Я сиде́ла в о́череди. I sat in the line. 12) Ты сиде́ла о́коло две́ри. You were sitting near the door. 13) Она́ сиде́ла ме́жду на́ми. She was sitting between us. (pl.) 14) Мы сиде́ли ря́дом с ва́ми. We sat next to you. 15) Вы сиде́ли недалеко́ от вхо́да. You were sitting not far from the entrance. 16) Они́ сиде́ли на авто́бусной остано́вке. They were sitting at the bus stop. Future Compound Tense (s.) 17) Я бу́ду сиде́ть на песке́. I will sit on the sand. 18) Ты бу́дешь сиде́ть на полу́. You will sit on the floor. 19) Он бу́дет сиде́ть на скаме́йке в па́рке. He will sit on the bench in the park. 20) Она́ бу́дет сиде́ть у мо́ря. She will sit by the sea. (pl.) 21) Мы бу́дем сиде́ть в о́фисе. We will sit in the office. 22) Вы бу́дете сиде́ть за столо́м. You will be sitting at the table. 23) Они́ бу́дут сиде́ть в такси́. They will be sitting in the taxi. 2. Imperative mood (s.) 24) Сиди́ здесь. Sit here. (pl.) 25) Сиди́те ти́хо, пожа́луйста. Please sit quietly. 3. Conditional mood (s., m.) 26) Я бы сиде́л в кино́. I would sit in the movie theater. 27) Ты сиде́л бы в рестора́не. You would sit in the restaurant. 28) Он бы сиде́л на дива́не. He would sit on the couch. (s., f.) 29) Я сиде́ла бы на крова́ти. I would sit on the bed. 30) Ты бы сиде́ла на ступе́ньках. You would sit on the stairs. 31) Она́ сиде́ла бы на крыльце́. She would sit on the porch. (pl.) 32) Мы бы сиде́ли на траве́. We would sit on the grass. 33) Вы сиде́ли бы у ками́на. You would sit by the fireplace. 34) Они́ бы сиде́ли без де́ла. They would sit doing nothing. Comments: 1. Imperfective verbs can conjugate in three tenses: Present, Past, and Future Compound. 2. Perfective verbs can conjugate in two tenses: Past and Future Simple. 3. Imperfective verbs express actions that are ongoing, incomplete, or repeated, while perfective verbs convey the successfully completed result of an action. There are many aspectual pairs of verbs that share meaning but differ in aspect. 4. Only singular verbs in past tense and in conditional mood have the category of gender. 5. If person or gender does not affect the conjugation of a verb, these categories are marked in gray. 6. Not all verbs have imperative forms or some conjugations, so they may be omitted in the video. 7. The slides 8/34 and 26/34 use only a male voice, while 11/34 and 29/34 use only a female voice, as they are in the first person. 8. I omitted neuter gender conjugation for some verbs, as it may be uncommon or unused with certain verbs. In Russian, neuter nouns include, for example, "со́лнце" (sun), "мо́ре" (sea), "вре́мя" (time), etc. The past tense and conditional form of "сиде́ть" in the neuter gender is "сиде́ло". 9. The correspondence to English tenses in translation may be inaccurate because the choice of tense depends on context and style, and whether the action was continuous or a completed event. For example, Future Compound Tense can express a completed action in the future, not just a continuous or unfinished one. 10. The particle "бы" in conditional verbs can appear before or after the verb. Both options are grammatically correct, with the possible difference in style and intonation. 11. Conditi