Sometimes it's hard to figure out how to write a word. This is especially true for writing unstressed vowels.
How to write correctly - choose or choose? Variants can be divided into two cases: inclination and variable vowel in the root.
Inclination
Since verbs in Russian, in addition to conjugation, are also inclined, the forms of these declensions are written differently. There are three declensions: conditional, indicative and imperative. In addition, there are also conjugations and declensions for faces. When forming various forms, one can really get confused and start to doubt. In the case when you need to decide how to write - choose or choose, there is a fairly simple way to help make a decision. You need to ask a question to this verb.
Example: Select (or select?) flight time please.
In this case, we are dealing with the imperative mood. It is formed using the suffix "and", with the addition of the ending "te" to indicate the plural or respectful address of the interlocutor. That is, if the interlocutor asks us to makesome action.
The verb should answer the question "what are you going to do?". Select.
Example: If you choose (or choose?) this company, it will not let you down.
In this case, the verb uses the second person in the future tense, and according to the rules, you should choose the ending "et". How to define it? Here, no one asks to do anything, but simply voices the fact of a possible action in the future.
The verb should answer the question "what will you do?". CHOOSE.
Unstressed vowel
Besides problems with suffix and ending spelling, it is quite possible to have doubts when choosing a vowel for the root of a word. There is nothing surprising in these doubts.
In Russian there is a whole list of roots, the vowel in which can change depending on different circumstances.
How to write - choose or choose? What vowel is written here?
Here, however ironic it may sound, there is no choice. The root "ber" / "bir" is always written "and" if it is followed by the suffix "a".
Correctly spelled - choose. There are no other options. It's that simple.
The Russian language is very beautiful. With it, you can describe many subtleties and details, convey the slightest shades and emotional coloring of any action or object.
Read more, paying attention to the spelling of words as you read. Write correctly, thinking about the meaning of what you write.
