PREPOSITIONS ОТ, ИЗ, С (STARTING POINT OF MOVEMENT) | Russian grammar A1-A2 | Russian language

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In this lesson we are going to learn the difference between prepositions ОТ, ИЗ and С in the meaning STARTING POINT OF MOVEMENT.

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Confusing but instructive. Mixing English and Russian prepositions of location is a bad idea. For exemple in English we say: he is AT the store. But in Russian it is Он в магазин. Also the OT is sometimes also used for locations: Справа ОТ гостиницы.
So in its the end there are more questions than at the beginning.