крсиивые русские стихи? Мне очень нравится поэзия и я бы хотела читать русские стихи! Какие стихи или поэтов вы бы рекомендировали? Я люблю Побло Нериду и Лбюиса Кэррола

Does this sentence make grammatical sense? I am trying to say "The monkey decided to draw a portrait of the most beautiful monkey which could be found in the forest." Обезьяна решила нарисовать портрет самой красивой обезьяны, которую можно было бы найдена (?) в лесу.

Ways to use the imperfective in this sentence? Hey! I have a homework assignment that I need a little help on. I need to figure out a way to use another verb in this sentence, but it has to be imperfective: После того, как Андрей встретился с директором этой фирмы... I'm having trouble thinking of ways to use an imperfective verb in such a way so that it would make sense and not sound funny. Any ideas?

Simple Russian New Year's/Christmas/winter stories for children? I'm teaching a seven year old Russian and I'd like to find some VERY SIMPLE New Year's/winter stories to read with/to her that I can get online for free. I've Googled детские новогодные рассказы, but the language is too complicated. Obviously no matter what she won't really understand all of the vocabulary, but I just want to be able to find something with really simply sentence structure. Can anybody help me out? Thank you!

Russian words which have the following roots in them- снег, холод, лёд, мороз? I'm teaching a little girl Russian and I'm working on her with weather. I think she would retain information better if I associated a bunch of similar sounding words and used them in activities, for example- снег, Белоснежка, Снегурочка, снеговик, Снежная Королева. For мороз I was thinking of using Дед Мороз and мороженое but I'd like at least one more. I'm not sure about лёд и холод (besides холодильник). If you can suggest a few or point me to an online etymology resource that I can use or something, that would be wonderful!

When to use кушать vs есть? I'm a little confused as to what is appropriate to use in what context.

saying the weather in Russian- does this sound okay? I teach little kids basic Russian and I wanted to know if this is okay- when describing the weather, to say "сегодня облачно/солнечно/туманно". Like how in English we say "today it's cloudy/sunny/foggy".

какая разница между этими словами: дыра и прореха ожерелье и колье пагубный и вредный ещё, есть слово которое значит "cereal"? Не каша, но что-то сухое... как "cheerios". Я только нашла "зеровые продукты".

как переводить: "а вечерить 10$ за выезд на дом" I'm having trouble with understanding that sentence. I am tutoring a young man in English, he speaks Russian.We were initially going to meet at his mother's workplace but changed to his house, which is farther away from my house. Can anyone help me translate that sentence to English?