Basic Russian 2: Existence and Non-existence in the Past
This video explains how to interpret English “someone had something” or someone did not have something” in Russian. It also provides some communicative exercise to help practice the past tense forms: “был, была, было, были”, and “не было”. Recommended for students of Novice Mid proficiency level (А1).
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