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I know these sentences both mean “I will write a book” [я напишу книгу / я буду писать книгу] but with differences in meaning due to one has the perfective future verb form and another the imperfective verb form, but what I want to know is this: What is the actual particle to form the future tense in Russian, does that particle changes / vary according the verb type if is perfective or imperfective? Because we have “шу” and “ть” does these two particles always will be the ones assigned to form the future tense of a verb in the perfective and imperfective form?

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I know these sentences both mean “I will write a book” [я напишу книгу / я буду писать книгу] but with differences in meaning due to one has the perfective future verb form and another the imperfective verb form, but what I want to know is this: What is the actual particle to form the future tense in Russian, does that particle changes / vary according the verb type if is perfective or imperfective? Because we have “шу” and “ть” does these two particles always will be the ones assigned to form the future tense of a verb in the perfective and imperfective form?
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