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eBook details
- Title: Russian Cases for Beginners: Conjugating Russian Nouns, Pronouns and Adjectives. Tables and Exercises
- Author : Darya Gunay
- Release Date : January 29, 2020
- Genre: Russian,Books,Reference,Foreign Languages,Professional & Technical,Education,
- Pages : * pages
- Size : 4182 KB
Description
For many Russian language learners, Russian cases are a stumbling stone. Suddenly, the word you used to know or have just learned from a dictionary changes its ending and looks totally different in the text. This is because the word conjugates and hence changes its inflection (ending). Nouns appear in different cases, indicated by different endings, according to the role they play in the sentence. This e-book, specially created for beginners, will help you understand the Russian case system: which ending to use and which case is good for your phrase. It will also give you numerous examples of word combinations, full sentences, as well as idiomatic expressions with only 1 static case possible alongside their English translation. Overall, you will learn 500+ words from basic Russian vocabulary.
A special focus is put on immediate practice: you will find short exercises at the end of each chapter along with the keys (at the end of the book). This will help you put the newly-acquired knowledge into action and check if you understood everything correctly.
For your convenience, this e-book features:
- Detailed chapters for each case, its usage and the inflections (endings that the words take when conjugating)
- Color-coded tables and examples
- Exercises for each case
- Keys to all exercises at the end of the book
In complementary chapters, we will speak about the gender system of Russian nouns and their plural forms; Russian adjectives; personal and possessive pronouns, and their conjugation in all Russian cases.
"Russian Cases: Conjugating Russian Nouns, Pronouns and Adjectives" is probably the shortest yet the most comprehensive resource on Russian cases you may come across, all in a convenient e-book format. Keep it nearby and refer to it when necessary. Happy learning!