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  • verb сходи́ть

сходи́ть

verbperfective imperfective is ходи́ть
  • 1.

    to go (and come back), to make a trip, to go and see, to pay a visit

    Ну́жно сходи́ть к врачу́.

    I need to go see the doctor.

    Perfective; implies the whole round trip, often with a purpose accomplished.

  • 2.

    to fetch, to go and get, to go for

    Мне ну́жно сходи́ть за хле́бом.

    I need to go get some bread.

    With за + instrumental: за кем? за чем?

Motion info

сходи́ть is derived from the multidirectional verb of motion ходи́ть with prefix с-, here forming a perfective for one complete round trip: go, do something, come back.

Usage info

Implies going somewhere to successfully accomplish something. For example:

  • Я сходил в магазин. = I went to the store (with the purpose of buying groceries, then came back).

  • Я ходил в магазин. = I went to the store (more about the process, not a specific goal).

Examples

Conjugation

PresentFuture
я-
схожу́
ты-
схо́дишь
он/она́/оно́-
схо́дит
мы-
схо́дим
вы-
схо́дите
они́-
схо́дят

Note: Stress change.

Imperative
ты
сходи́
вы
сходи́те
Past
masculine
сходи́л
feminine
сходи́ла
neuter
сходи́ло
plural
сходи́ли

Participles

Active present

-

Active past

сходи́вший

someone who was doing
Passive present

-

Passive past

-

Gerund present

-

Gerund past

сходи́в

сходи́вши

while doing (past)

Prefix groupPRO

VerbPrefixMeaning
сходи́ть-to go (and come back); to fetch
сходи́ться-to gather; to converge; to get along (with); to agree (on); to tally
всходи́тьв-to go up; to rise; to rise (of dough); to sprout
восходи́тьво-to rise; to go back to; to climb
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  • Iron edited translation 1 week ago.
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  • Michel edited verb basics 4 months ago.