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Questions regarding the usage and formation of verbal tense (future, present or past).
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How do I know when to use -тся or -ться in a verb
The key here is to ask a question that this verb answers.
If the question is "what is it doing?", then the ending should be -тся (делается, пишется, причесывается, ...)
If the question is "what to d …
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How do I know when to use -тся or -ться in a verb
The title pretty much says it all. It's a very common mistake which (unfortunately) even many native speakers make.
Is there a rule to unambiguously decide should I end this verb with -тся or -ться?