Breakdown of Завтра я хочу перечитать третий урок.
Questions & Answers about Завтра я хочу перечитать третий урок.
читать is imperfective, meaning “to read” (focus on the process, not completion).
перечитать is perfective with the prefix пере-, adding the sense of “read again” or “read through completely a second time.” The perfective aspect also signals that you intend to finish the action.
In Russian, хотеть can govern both aspects, but with different nuances:
• With imperfective (e.g. хочу читать) you express desire to engage in an ongoing action (“I want to be reading”).
• With perfective (e.g. хочу перечитать) you express desire to achieve the result (“I want to finish reading again”). Here, the speaker cares about completing the reading of lesson 3.
Yes. Russian frequently drops subject pronouns because verb endings already show person and number. You can simply say
Завтра хочу перечитать третий урок.
Inserting я adds clarity or emphasis, but it isn’t required.
Word order in Russian is relatively flexible, especially for adverbs of time. Possible variants:
• Я хочу завтра перечитать третий урок.
• Я хочу перечитать завтра третий урок.
• Завтра хочу перечитать третий урок.
Placing завтра at the beginning often highlights “tomorrow” as the key point.
Stress falls on the last syllable:
• Pronunciation (rough Latin): pe-re-chi-TÁT’
• IPA: [pʲɪrʲɪt͡ɕɪˈtatʲ]
Make sure the stress is on тат in the infinitive.