Down below you find the table of conjugations for the verbs приезжать / приехать. In English the translation means ‘to arrive’.
приезжать / приехать conjugation in Russian
| Imperfective Aspect | Perfective Aspect | |
| Infinitive Form | приезжать | приехать |
| Present Tense | ||
| я– 1st Person Singular | приезжаю | |
| ты – 2nd Person Singular | приезжаешь | |
| он/она/оно – 3rd Person Singular | приезжает | |
| мы– 1st Person Plural | приезжаем | |
| вы – 2nd Person Plural | приезжаете | |
| они – 3rd Person Plural | приезжают | |
| Past Tense | ||
| он – Masculine | приезжал | приехал |
| она– Feminine | приезжала | приехала |
| оно– Neuter | приезжало | приехало |
| они/мы/вы – Plural | приезжали | приехали |
| Future Tense | ||
| я – 1st Person Singular | буду приезжать | приеду |
| ты – 2nd Person Singular | будешь приезжать | приедешь |
| он/она/оно – 3rd Person Singular | будет приезжать | приедет |
| мы – 1st Person Plural | будем приезжать | приедем |
| вы – 2nd Person Plural | будете приезжать | приедете |
| они – 3rd Person Plural | будут приезжать | приедут |
| Imperative Form | ||
| ты – Informal | приезжай | приедь |
| вы – Polite | приезжайте | приедьте |
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Examples phrases with приезжать and приехать
Below you can find some example phrases with these verbs:
| Russian phrase | English translation |
|---|---|
| Я каждый год приезжаю в Россию на Новый год. | I come to Russia every year for New Year’s. |
| Мы всегда приезжаем на дачу на выходных. | We always go to the summer house on weekends. |
| Когда ты приедешь на вокзал? | When will you arrive at the train station? |
| Он приехал на машине, не забудь закрыть ворота. | He came by car, don’t forget to close the gate. |
| Мы планируем приезжать к вам в гости в следующем месяце. | We plan to come visit you next month. |
| Она уже приехала в отель и заселилась. | She has already arrived at the hotel and checked in. |
| Они ездят на машине, чтобы приехать на работу вовремя. | They drive to work to arrive on time. |
| Я обычно приезжаю на мероприятие заранее, чтобы успеть всё подготовить. | I usually arrive at the event early to have time to prepare everything. |
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