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Мне трудно понять условное наклонение на русском. Исправьте, пожалуйста, эти предложения.
1. Если бы я проводил много времени в России, я бы говорил очень хорошо по-русски.
2. Если бы я был богатым, я бы купил большой дом.
3. Если бы она ездила в бар, она бы выпила много.
4. Если бы вы прочитали книгу, вы бы поняли фильм.
5. Если бы я встал, я бы смотрел снег.
6. Если бы я говорил лучше по-русски, я бы мог понять русскую музыку.
Спасибо большое за помощь
Джек
I’d rather you wrote those sentences in English first, there’s a lot of ambiguity in your Russian ones caused possibly by misusage of the verbs.Quote:
Originally Posted by JackBoni
Ok, I'll write what I wanted to say in English. I don't know why, but my use of Russian seems to be quite ambiguous a lot of the time.
1. If I spent a lot of time in Russia, I would speak Russian very well.
2. If I were rich, I would buy a big house
3. If she had gone to the bar, she would have drunk a lot.
4. If you had read the book, you would have understood the film.
5. If I had got up, I would have seen the snow.
6. If I spoke Russian better, I would be able to understand Russian music better.
Почему эти предложения кажутся страннвми?
Спасибо
Джек
Not a lot of the time but sometime and not all of them but some. Most of yours and the blue ones are right. See? I got the drift all the same.Quote:
Originally Posted by JackBoni
see - видеть, look - смотреть Would it be right if your 5th sentence were "If I had got up, I would have looked the snow."?
Your “Если бы она ездила в бар, она бы выпила много.” in English would be like “If she had gone to the bar many times for over an extended period of time, she would have drunk a lot”. But didn't you mean that she missed one time at the bar and saved a great amount of wine?
Да, я хотел сказать это. У меня трудности с глаголами движения в русском языке. :wall:Quote:
But didn't you mean that she missed one time at the bar and saved a great amount of wine?
Спасибо
Джек