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Chapter 15, lesson 2: Что у вас болит? Prepared by Jeffrey Riggs

Chapter 15, lesson 2: Что у вас болит? Prepared by Jeffrey Riggs. Review. hair face head eye (eyes) ear tooth ears foot hand leg arm. Review. Irina is sick. I have the flu. Lena has an earache. Mama has a headache. My sister ’ s arm hurts. He ’ s sick.

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Chapter 15, lesson 2: Что у вас болит? Prepared by Jeffrey Riggs

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  1. Chapter 15, lesson 2: Что у вас болит? Prepared by Jeffrey Riggs

  2. Review hair face head eye (eyes) ear tooth ears foot hand leg arm

  3. Review • Irina is sick. • I have the flu. • Lena has an earache. • Mama has a headache. • My sister’s arm hurts. • He’s sick. • My brother is better. • Grandfather’s feet ache. • Grandmother’s better. • She has a fever.

  4. Grammar comment 15-2 Prefixing verbs of motion по - denotes ‘setting out’ при - denotes ‘arrival’ or ‘return Adding these prefixes to verbs of motion such as идти, ехать, бежать, and нести (which are all imperfective) perfectivizes them.

  5. Grammar comment 15-2 Imp. Perf. Perf. meaning идти пойти to set out (on foot) ехать поехать to set out (by car) бежать побежать to set out running нести понести to take

  6. Grammar comment 15-2 Imp. Perf. Perf. meaning идти прийти to arrive (on foot) ехать приехать to arrive (by car) бежать прибежать to run up to нести принести to bring

  7. Grammar comment 15-2 пойти прийти to set out (walking) to arrive (walking) поехать приехать to set out (driving) to arrive (driving) побежать прибежать to set out (running) to run up to понести принести to take to bring

  8. Grammar comment 15-2 бежать - to run я бегу он бежал ты бежишь она бежала он/а бежит они бежали мы бежим вы бежите они бегут

  9. Grammar comment 15-2 нести- to carry я несу он нёс ты несёшь она несла он/а несёт они несли мы несём вы несёте они несут

  10. Grammar comment 15-2 Example: Вчера Катя пошла к врачу и пришла домой в 2 часа. Yesterday Katya went to the doctor and came home at 2 o’clock.

  11. Practice • Вчера я (left by car) в 10 часов. • Он (arrived on foot) домой. • Она (arrived by car) ко мне в 2 часа. • Мы (set out on foot) в ресторан в час. • Официантка (brought) нам еду. • Ольга (ran up) к Васе.

  12. Exercise 15-9: Read the sentences and circle the prefixed verbs.

  13. Grammar comment 15-3 Remember that B answers КУДА? when expressing motion toward an inanimate noun, while K is used with animate nouns. B /НА + accusative case - inanimate nouns K + dative case - animate nouns Я еду в ресторан. I’m going to a restaurant. Я иду к другу. I’m going to my friend’s place.

  14. Datives of personal pronouns Nom. Dat. я ко мне* ты к тебе он к нему она к ней вы к вам мы к нам они к ним

  15. Practice Я иду… (to Mom’s place) (to the dorm) (to a friend’s) (to the library) (to the doctor) (to your place)

  16. Grammar comment 15-3 Motion from a place Откуда? - Where from? Куда ты идёшь? Where are you going? Откуда ты идёшь? Where are you coming from?

  17. Grammar comment 15-3 We must choose which preposition to use when expressing ‘from’ according to animacy. ИЗ/С + genitive case- means ‘from (something)’ ОТ + genitive case - means ‘from (someone)’ just as: В /НА + accusative- means ‘to (something)’ К+ dative means ‘to (someone)’

  18. Grammar comment 15-3 Examples: Я иду от врача. I’m coming from the doctor’s. Когда они приедут из Москвы? When will they come back from Moscow?

  19. Prepositions Куда ты идёшь? Откуда ты идёшь? В/НА + acc. ИЗ/С + gen. в библиотеку из библотеки К + dat. ОТ + gen. к другу от друга мама, брат, университет, магазин, друг, подруга, ресторан, он, ты, мы, они, я, вы

  20. Practice Куда ты идёшь? Откуда ты идёшь? В/НА + ? ИЗ/С + ? К + ? ОТ + ? мама, брат, университет, магазин, друг, подруга, ресторан, он, ты, мы, они, я, вы

  21. Exercises 15-10: Read the sentences and circle the nouns in the genitive with the prepositions ИЗ and ОТ. 15-11: Read the story and fill in the blanks. 15-12: Listen to the conversations and circle the words you hear. Link to 15-12. Then practice. 15-13: Listen to the conversation and fill in the blanks. Then practice it. Link to 15-13 15-14: Listen to the interviews. 1) Summarize them in Russian and give the following information in the form of a narrative. 2) Conduct similar interviews with your classmates. Link to the interviews

  22. Review • Куда вы (going on foot) завтра? • Ты (arrived by car) в 5 часов? • Она (ran up) к нему. • Мы (brought) тебе воду. • Откуда они (arriving by car) завтра? • Вчера она (set out on foot) в ресторан и (arrived) домой в 3 часа. • Когда вы (arrived by car) из Москвы? • Он (brought) нам ужин.

  23. Review 1. Они приехали (from Moscow). 2. Мы пошли (to the dorm). 3. Он пошёл (to her). 4. Мы придём домой (from Anna’s). 5. Ты приехал (from Omsk)? 6. Он поедет (to his grandmother’s). 7. Они придут (from Maksim’s). 8. Когда ты приедешь (from Petersburg)?

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