Гонять / Гнать / Погнать
Russian Conjugated Verbs


Russian verbs conjugated in both aspects in present, past and future tenses.
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Гонять / Гнать / Погнать

drive

  Imperfective (Indefinite)Imperfective (Definite)Perfective Aspect
 
Englishdrive
InfinitiveГонятьГнатьПогнать
 
Present Tense
   1st Person SingularГоняю Гоню 
   2nd Person SingularГоняешь Гонишь 
   3rd Person SingularГоняет Гонит 
   1st Person PluralГоняем Гоним 
   2nd Person PluralГоняете Гоните 
   3rd Person PluralГоняют Гонят 
 
Past Tense
   MasculineГонял Гнал Погнал 
   FeminineГоняла Гнала Погнала 
   NeuterГоняло Гнало Погнало 
   PluralГоняли Гнали Погнали 
 
Future Tense
   1st Person SingularБуду гонять Буду гнать Погоню 
   2nd Person SingularБудешь гонять Будешь гнать Погонишь 
   3rd Person SingularБудет гонять Будет гнать Погонит 
   1st Person PluralБудем гонять Будем гнать Погоним 
   2nd Person PluralБудете гонять Будете гнать Погоните 
   3rd Person PluralБудут гонять Будут гнать Погонят 
 
Comments
This verb does not mean 'to drive by car'. (see Водить / Вести)
It means 'to force to move'.
As in: 'To drive someone into a corner', 'to drive cattle to market'.

This verb is a verb of motion.



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