Welcome to quiz 3. Since forming adverbs from verbs is extremely easy, let’s do a translation exercise.
Use the following words and word combinations if you need them. They will aid you in this translation exercise.
вечный [eternal -turn it into an adverb-]
совершенный [complete -turn it into an adverb-]
одинаковый [similar -turn it into an adverb-]
ожерелье [necklace]
ужасный [awful -turn it into an adverb-]
одновременный [simultaneous]
красить ногти [to paint one’s nails]
личный [personal -turn it into an adverb-]
каждому своё [to each his own]
объясняться [to express oneself]
краткий [brief -turn it into an adverb-]
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Translate the following sentences from English into Russian.
Do the exercise first, then look at the answers at the bottom of the page.
- Do you [formal] want to live eternally?
- Tomorrow, I will be completely free.
- He and I think alike.
- This is an awfully expensive necklace.
- He is studying Russian by himself.
- She simultaneously reads a magazine and paints her nails.
- Personally, I prefer series to movies, but to each his own.
- Grigorii writes in English correctly.
- Before I expressed myself poorly in Russian.
- Tell me about yourself, but briefly, please.
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Answers:
🟠Вы хотите вечно жить?
🟠Завтра я буду совершенно свободен/свободна.
🟠Мы с ним думаем одинаково.
🟠Это ужасно дорогое ожерелье.
🟠Он самостоятельно изучает украинский язык.
🟠Она одновременно читает журнал и красит ногти.
🟠Лично я предпочитаю сериалы фильмам, но каждому своё.
🟠Григорий правильно пишет по-английски.
🟠Раньше я плохо объяснялся по-русски.
🟠Расскажите о себе, но кратко, пожалуйста.
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