Abstract
This introductory chapter discusses aspectual morphology in Russian. Aspectual differences become transparent due to morphological processes such as prefixation and suffixation. However, there is no uniform morphological aspectual marker. Aspectual morphology in Russian is complex, though there are some similarities in the morphological design of perfective and imperfective forms respectively. No generalization can be formed on the basis of morphology only, because there are morphologically complex imperative verbs. It then talks about the history of the Russian tense system.
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