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The differences between "как", "в качестве" & "будучи"...what are they exactly? Hey guys. I would have written this in Russian, but I'm going after the finer points of the language, so I need to be certain I'm expressing myself accurately. Are the differences between "как", "в качестве" and "будучи", when used to mean "as", simply a matter of formality? Or do they run deeper than that? I have a feeling "будучи" is only used for animate nouns, but the other two remain unclear. Как скромный мужчина -- As a modest man В качестве скромного мужчины -- As a modest man Будучи скромным мужчиной -- As a (being a) modest man I've noticed that these words overlap significantly in what they communicate in certain contexts, but I may be wrong, and that's why I'd greatly appreciate your input. Тем не менее, если Вам удобнее вместо объяснить на русском, то пожалуйста сделайте так. Спасибо!
22 de abril de 2014
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Using short-form adjectives vs. adjectives in the instrumental case after быть / стать Hey guys, I have a few questions about something that's been bothering me for awhile. For describing things with быть / стать (and становиться), I know that, generally, they take nouns and adjectives in the instrumental case. However, almost equally common is the use of the short-form adjective: Это будет полезным - This will be helpful/useful Это будет полезно - This will be helpful/useful Она была счастливой - She was happy Она была счастлива - She was happy Он стал ленивым - He got lazy Он стал ленив - He got lazy At the moment, I see both forms as describing the same thing. Are these two forms interchangeable? Always? In some instances? Does it have to do with a specific state vs. a more general, permanent feature of something or someone? Thank you very much!
7 de abril de 2014
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