No. 7,738 in Russian
ит
The word "ит" does not exist as a standalone word in standard Russian; it may be a typographical error or part of a larger construction.
In a sentence
Она читает книгу каждую неделю.
She reads a book every week.
In this sentence, 'читает' is derived from the verb 'читать', meaning 'to read'. It demonstrates the process of engagement with text.
Они закончат проект на следующей неделе.
They will finish the project next week.
Here, 'закончат' comes from 'закончить'—a verb meaning 'to finish'. It demonstrates completion in the future tense.
Я смотрю фильм дома.
I am watching a movie at home.
In this sentence, 'смотрю' originates from 'смотреть', which means 'to watch'. It reflects an ongoing action of viewing.
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