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Found: 42 materials

Table · Grade 5

Functional styles

The colloquial style and four bookish styles: features, function and where they are used.

10 min

Theory note · Grade 5

Retelling a text (izlozhenie)

Kinds of retelling, an eleven-step plan and ways to compress a text.

10 min

Theory note · Grade 5

Correcting your mistakes

What to do with each kind of mistake: dictionary words, spelling rules, analyses, transcription, speech.

10 min

Theory note · Grade 5

Morphemes and their kinds

What a morpheme is, its kinds, and how it differs from a sound and a word.

10 min

Theory note · Grade 5

The verb

What a verb expresses, its fixed and changing features and its role in a sentence.

10 min

Theory note · Grade 5

Verb aspect and tense

Perfective and imperfective aspect; how verbs change in the past, present and future.

10 min

Theory note · Grade 5

The phrase (word combination)

What a phrase is, what is not a phrase, and the kinds of phrases by head word.

10 min

Table · Grade 5

Secondary parts of the sentence

Attribute, object and adverbial: questions, meaning, typical forms and underlining.

10 min

Theory note · Grade 5

Kinds of adverbials

Eight kinds of adverbials by meaning and the questions they answer.

10 min

Theory note · Grade 6

Tropes

Words used figuratively: epithet, metaphor and its kinds, synecdoche, irony, antonomasia, oxymoron.

10 min

Theory note · Grade 6

The numeral

What a numeral means, its classes by meaning and by structure, and its role in a sentence.

10 min

Theory note · Grade 6

Possessive pronouns

How to tell possessive его, её, их from personal pronouns and how possessives decline.

10 min

Vocabulary · Grade 6

Grade 6 dictionary words

Nine groups of grade 6 dictionary words to memorise and practise.

10 min

Theory note · Grade 7

The interview

The interview as a journalistic genre: aims, kinds and how to prepare.

10 min

Theory note · Grade 7

Questions for an interview

Six kinds of questions, useful phrases and a plan for preparing an interview.

10 min

Theory note · Grade 7

The participle

What a participle expresses, its verb and adjective features, and what voice is.

10 min

Table · Grade 7

Forming participles: suffixes

Which stems the four kinds of participles come from and which suffixes each takes.

10 min

Theory note · Grade 7

The gerund (deeprichastie)

What a gerund expresses, its suffixes, and how ne is written with gerunds.

10 min

Theory note · Grade 7

The preposition

What a preposition does, which relations it expresses, and its kinds by structure.

10 min

Theory note · Grade 7

Derived prepositions

Where derived prepositions come from, which case they take and how they are spelled.

10 min

Table · Grade 7

Subordinating conjunctions

Eight groups of subordinating conjunctions by meaning, with questions and examples.

10 min

Theory note · Grade 7

Particles: classes

Form-building and meaning particles; seven groups of meaning particles.

10 min

Theory note · Grade 7

NE with participles

When ne is joined to a participle and when it is written separately.

10 min

Vocabulary · Grade 7

Spelling dictionary, part 2

Eight groups of tricky words: pre-/pri-, verbs, numerals, N/NN, adverbs, prepositions, conjunctions, particles.

10 min

Theory note · Grade 8

Kinds of sentences; word order

Six features used to classify sentences, and direct and inverted word order.

10 min

Theory note · Grade 8

Kinds of predicate

Simple verbal, compound verbal and compound nominal predicates.

10 min

Theory note · Grade 8

Apposition (a): what it is

What an apposition is, what it denotes and how to tell it from the word it describes.

10 min

Theory note · Grade 8

Apposition (b): the hyphen

When an apposition is joined with a hyphen and when it is written separately.

10 min

Table · Grade 8

One-member sentences

Five kinds of one-member sentences: what the main member is and what it means.

10 min

Table · Grade 9

Adverbial clauses

Ten kinds of adverbial clauses: questions, conjunctions and models.

10 min

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