Introductory Russian Grammar

This Russian text attempts to combine the advantages of the traditional grammatical approach to the study of foreign language with certain features of modern conversational, inductive method. A great variety of drill materials has also been supplied, to the extent that no separate workbook or reader is believed necessary. Thus the book can be used as a first-year textbook which is complete in itself.

Galina Stilman is the author of Introductory Russian Grammar, 2nd Edition, published by Wiley. Leon Stilman is the author of Introductory Russian Grammar, 2nd Edition, published by Wiley.

Phonetics
Phonetics
Phonetics
Gender in Russian
Declension
Adjectives
Genitive case of nouns
Accusative singular
Dative of nouns
Future tense
Second conjugation verbs
Declension of nouns in singular
Nominative plural of nouns
Verbal aspects
Aspects
Genitive plural of nouns
Determinate and indeterminate imperfectives
Imperative mood
Verbs
The verbal prefixes
Survey of Conjugation patterns
The interrogative particle
Short forms of adjectives
The hypothetical mood
Comparative adjectives and adverbs
Declension of numerals
Participles
Appendices
Vocabularies
Index
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Introductory Russian Grammar

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