, yes, ilya murovis, who else? yaroslav, he was black, i’m absolutely sure, but how did it happen that you remember this picture well, i really like pictures, i love looking at them i remember, okay, ksenia, but honestly, i didn’t have time to read and generally understand what was being said, so i intuitively answered yes, to the mind, in the form of the future tense, two words, there will be a verb, let's say these two words are in the nominative case, i think that if they are in the genitive case, then both ... both words will be different, and verbs have cases, i just was at school a long time ago, be maybe they started teaching things differently there? no, what has colo cases? in the case of nouns , nouns, we are talking about two verbs. jacob, i know from fourth grade that, uh, when the future tense is formed by two verbs, only the first one changes. well, let's give some example, just for everyone in one impulse it became clear how it works, let’s say he will go, they will go, you will go, we will go, the f

really a black horse, yeah, who was riding it, maybe you remember , like, probably emurovits, yes, ilya murovisind, so, i forgot the last one, it ’s okay, he remembers about you. "i'm very good i remember this picture, and there the horse was black, i’m absolutely sure, but how did it happen that you remember this picture well, i really like pictures, i love looking at them, i remember, okay, the correct answer is yes, he really was black , and it was the horse of ilya muromets, pay attention, look at the screen, here it is, beautiful, black, black!" tenth question: if the form of the future tense of a verb is formed by two words, then both words change when used, is this true? ksenia, and honestly, i didn’t have time to read it at all understand what is being said, so i intuitively answered yes, to my mind, in the form of the future tense, two words: there will be and a verb, let’s say these two words are in the nominative case. i think that if they are, say, in the genitive case, then both words will be different, and verbs have cases, i just went to school a long time ago, maybe they started