Делать / Сделать
Russian Conjugated Verbs


Russian verbs conjugated in both aspects in present, past and future tenses.
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Делать / Сделать

do, make

 Imperfective AspectPerfective Aspect
 
Englishdo, make
InfinitiveДелатьСделать
 
Present Tense
   1st Person SingularДелаю 
   2nd Person SingularДелаешь 
   3rd Person SingularДелает 
   1st Person PluralДелаем 
   2nd Person PluralДелаете 
   3rd Person PluralДелают 
 
Past Tense
   MasculineДелал Сделал 
   FeminineДелала Сделала 
   NeuterДелало Сделало 
   PluralДелали Сделали 
 
Future Tense
   1st Person SingularБуду Делать Сделаю 
   2nd Person SingularБудешь Делать Сделаешь 
   3rd Person SingularБудет Делать Сделает 
   1st Person PluralБудем Делать Сделаем 
   2nd Person PluralБудете Делать Сделаете 
   3rd Person PluralБудут Делать Сделают 
 
Command Form
   InformalДелай Сделай 
   FormalДелайте Сделайте 
 

Examples

Я делаю зарядку каждое утро.    I do morning exercises every morning.
Он делает себе завтрак.     He is making breakfast for himself.
Что ты делал вчера?     What were you doing yesterday?
Мы сделали этот стол сами.     We did this table ourselves.
Завтра мы будем делать торт.     Tomorrow we are going to make cake.



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