Theory note · Grade 5
The sentence and parsing it
Features of a sentence, school underlining marks and a model parse.
All materials
The lessons are in Russian; titles and summaries are in English.
Found: 11 materials
Theory note · Grade 5
Main parts of the sentence
Subject and predicate: what they mean, what expresses them and when a dash goes between them.
Theory note · Grade 6
The numeral
What a numeral means, its classes by meaning and by structure, and its role in a sentence.
Table · Grade 6
Noun, adjective, numeral compared
Summary table of three nominal parts of speech: questions, meaning, features and role.
Theory note · Grade 6
Demonstrative pronouns
What demonstrative pronouns do, how they change and which sentence role they take.
Theory note · Grade 8
Kinds of sentences; word order
Six features used to classify sentences, and direct and inverted word order.
Table · Grade 8
How the subject is expressed (a): one word
Subjects expressed by a noun, pronoun, numeral, participle or infinitive.
Table · Grade 8
How the subject is expressed (b): word combinations
Subjects expressed by a phrase, an idiom, a compound name or an invariable word.
Theory note · Grade 8
The dash between subject and predicate
When a dash goes between subject and predicate and when it does not, with notebook examples.
Table · Grade 8
Agreement of predicate with subject
When the predicate is singular, when plural, and when both are possible.
Table · Grade 8
One-member sentences
Five kinds of one-member sentences: what the main member is and what it means.
