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RUSSIAN VERB

вступить

to come in, to enter (of singers or players, once)

  • Perfective verb

Conjugation

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Past

Прошедшее время · by gender and number: он говорил, она говорила

  1. он he came in
  2. она she came in
  3. оно it came in
  4. они they came in

Future

Будущее время · “буду” and the infinitive for an imperfective verb; a perfective verb conjugates by itself

  1. я I will come in
  2. ты you will come in
  3. он, она, оно he/she will come in
  4. мы we will come in
  5. вы you all will come in
  6. они they will come in

Conditional

Условное наклонение · “would”: the past and “бы”

  1. он he would come in
  2. она she would come in
  3. оно it would come in
  4. они they would come in

Imperative

Повелительное наклонение · requests and orders: ты, вы

  1. ты come in!
  2. вы come in! (formal, or all of you)

How to use вступить

One sentence for each tense, the way people say it.

  1. Past

    Скрипки вступили на такт раньше.

    The violins came in a bar early.

  2. Future

    Хор вступит после второго куплета.

    The choir will come in after the second verse.

  3. Conditional

    Я бы вступил тише, здесь пиано.

    I'd come in more quietly, it's piano here.

  4. Imperative

    Вступите все вместе, на счёт три.

    Come in all together, on the count of three.

Good to know

  • In music, вступить is to come in on cue: хор вступил. It is also to join: вступить в клуб.

Where you hear вступить

The lessons that teach a form of it, and how they say it.

Russian · Intermediate Level 1

  • Альты, вступите тише. Altos, come in more quietly.
  • Альты вступили поздно. The altos came in late.
  • Рояль вступит после хора. The piano will come in after the choir.
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Once More, From the Second Verse

Intermediate Level 1 · Со второго куплета. Альты вступили поздно.

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Verbs like this one

The same pattern, on other verbs: perfective verb.