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Introduction 1
01 The Cyrillic alphabet 2
02 Stress and spelling rules 4
The noun
03 Gender of nouns 6
Nominative case
04 Nominative singular 8
05 Nominative plural 10
06 Nominative plural irregular 12
Accusative case
07 Accusative singular 14
08 Accusative plural 16
09 Accusative plural irregular 18
Genitive case
10 Genitive singular 20
11 Genitive plural 22
12 Genitive plural irregular 24
Dative case
13 Dative singular 26
14 Dative plural 28
Instrumental case
15 Instrumental singular 30
16 Instrumental plural 32
Prepositional case
17 Prepositional singular 34
18 Prepositional plural 36
The noun: summary
19 Nouns: six-case summary 38
The adjective
Nominative case
20 Adjectives: unstressed 40
21 Adjectives: stressed; soft 42
22 Possessive adjectives 44
23 Reflexive possessive 46
Other cases
24 Accusative singular 48
25 Accusative plural 50
26 Genitive singular 52
27 Genitive plural 54
28 Dative singular 56
29 Dative plural 58
30 Instrumental singular 60
31 Instrumental plural 62
32 Prepositional singular 64
33 Prepositional plural 66
Long and short forms
34 Long and short forms 68
The comparative
35 Long form comparative 70
36 Short form comparative 72
37 Comparative: constructions 74
The superlative
38 The superlative 76
The adverb
39 Adverbs (1) 78
40 Adverbs (2) 80
Numerals
41 Cardinal numerals 82
42 Cardinal numerals (2) 84
43 Cardinal numerals (3) 86
44 Ordinal numerals 88
45 Telling the time 90
46 Dates 92
47 Quantities 94
Pronouns
48 Personal pronouns 96
49 Personal pronouns (2) 98
50 Possessive pronouns 100
51 Interrogative pronouns 102
52 Demonstrative pronouns 104
53 Determinative pronouns 106
54 Reflexive pronouns 108
55 Relative pronouns 110
56 Relative pronouns (2) 112
57 Indefinite pronouns 114
Verbs
58 Regular present tense 116
59 Regular present tense (2) 118
60 Consonant changes 120
61 Irregular present tense 122
62 Irregular present tense (2) 124
63 Irregular present tense (3) 126
64 Reflexive verbs: present tense 128
65 Aspects 130
66 Compound future 132
67 Simple future 134
68 Past tense (1): imperfective 136
69 Past tense (2): perfective 138
70 Verbs of motion 140
71 Prefixed verbs of motion 142
72 Conditions (1): open 144
73 Conditions (2): closed 146
74 The imperative 148
75 Negatives 150
76 Negatives (2) 152
77 Possibility, etc. 154
78 Indirect statement and question 156
79 Indirect commands, etc. 158
80 Purpose 160
81 Impersonal constructions 162
Conjunctions
82 Conjunctions 164
Prepositions
83 Prepositions 166
84 Prepositions (2) 168
85 Prepositions (3) 170
86 Time 172
87 Time (2) 174
88 Time (3) 176
89 Miscellaneous prepositions 178
90 Verbs + prepositions 180
Taking it further 183
Key to exercises 185
Glossary of grammatical terms 207

Title: Teach Yourself Russian Grammar

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McGraw Hill

Item Number: 9780071420006

Publication Date: April 2003

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Teach Yourself Russian Grammar

For someone learning Russian on their own, this book is indispensable. I used this alongside websites such as Livemocha and Busuu as well as book resources such as The Complete Idiot's Guide to Learning Russian. While Livemocha and Busuu were helpful in learning vocab words, they explained almost no grammar; that's where this guide stepped in. I referenced it when I couldn't figure out which case to use when, when I first learned verb conjugations, when the declension of a word didn't make sense. Organized in an easy-to-find manner, the numbered sections deal with everything from Russian letters to numbers to declensions in all six Russian cases. I've recommended this resource to a number of language learners over the years; on my own, I learned a semester's worth of Russian while studying at my university. No doubt my success can be attributed to the usefulness of this guide.

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	Introduction	1
01	The Cyrillic alphabet	2
02	Stress and spelling rules	4
	The noun
03	Gender of nouns	6
	Nominative case
04	Nominative singular	8
05	Nominative plural	10
06	Nominative plural irregular	12
	Accusative case
07	Accusative singular	14
08	Accusative plural	16
09	Accusative plural irregular	18
	Genitive case
10	Genitive singular	20
11	Genitive plural	22
12	Genitive plural irregular	24
	Dative case
13	Dative singular	26
14	Dative plural	28
	Instrumental case
15	Instrumental singular	30
16	Instrumental plural	32
	Prepositional case
17	Prepositional singular	34
18	Prepositional plural	36
	The noun: summary
19	Nouns: six-case summary	38
	The adjective
	Nominative case
20	Adjectives: unstressed	40
21	Adjectives: stressed; soft	42
22	Possessive adjectives	44
23	Reflexive possessive	46
	Other cases
24	Accusative singular	48
25	Accusative plural	50
26	Genitive singular	52
27	Genitive plural	54
28	Dative singular	56
29	Dative plural	58
30	Instrumental singular	60
31	Instrumental plural	62
32	Prepositional singular	64
33	Prepositional plural	66
	Long and short forms
34	Long and short forms	68
	The comparative
35	Long form comparative	70
36	Short form comparative	72
37	Comparative: constructions	74
	The superlative
38	The superlative	76
	The adverb
39	Adverbs (1)	78
40	Adverbs (2)	80
	Numerals
41	Cardinal numerals	82
42	Cardinal numerals (2)	84
43	Cardinal numerals (3)	86
44	Ordinal numerals	88
45	Telling the time	90
46	Dates	92
47	Quantities	94
	Pronouns
48	Personal pronouns	96
49	Personal pronouns (2)	98
50	Possessive pronouns	100
51	Interrogative pronouns	102
52	Demonstrative pronouns	104
53	Determinative pronouns	106
54	Reflexive pronouns	108
55	Relative pronouns	110
56	Relative pronouns (2)	112
57	Indefinite pronouns	114
	Verbs
58	Regular present tense	116
59	Regular present tense (2)	118
60	Consonant changes	120
61	Irregular present tense	122
62	Irregular present tense (2)	124
63	Irregular present tense (3)	126
64	Reflexive verbs: present tense	128
65	Aspects	130
66	Compound future	132
67	Simple future	134
68	Past tense (1): imperfective	136
69	Past tense (2): perfective	138
70	Verbs of motion	140
71	Prefixed verbs of motion	142
72	Conditions (1): open	144
73	Conditions (2): closed	146
74	The imperative	148
75	Negatives	150
76	Negatives (2)	152
77	Possibility, etc.	154
78	Indirect statement and question	156
79	Indirect commands, etc.	158
80	Purpose	160
81	Impersonal constructions	162
	Conjunctions
82	Conjunctions	164
	Prepositions
83	Prepositions	166
84	Prepositions (2)	168
85	Prepositions (3)	170
86	Time	172
87	Time (2)	174
88	Time (3)	176
89	Miscellaneous prepositions	178
90	Verbs + prepositions	180
	Taking it further	183
	Key to exercises	185
	Glossary of grammatical terms	207