Theory note · Grade 5
Parts of speech
Independent and function parts of speech, interjections and onomatopoeia; the TT shape for each.
All materials
The lessons are in Russian; titles and summaries are in English.
Found: 15 materials
Theory note · Grade 5
The noun
What a noun names, which questions it answers and what features it has.
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.
Table · Grade 5
Secondary parts of the sentence
Attribute, object and adverbial: questions, meaning, typical forms and underlining.
Theory note · Grade 6
Personal and reflexive pronouns
Person and number of personal pronouns, their declension, and the reflexive «себя».
Theory note · Grade 6
Indefinite and negative pronouns
How indefinite and negative pronouns are formed, how they change and how they are written with prepositions.
Theory note · Grade 6
Transitive and reflexive verbs
How to tell whether a verb is transitive, and why reflexive verbs are always intransitive.
Theory note · Grade 7
The gerund (deeprichastie)
What a gerund expresses, its suffixes, and how ne is written with gerunds.
Theory note · Grade 7
The preposition
What a preposition does, which relations it expresses, and its kinds by structure.
Theory note · Grade 7
Derived prepositions
Where derived prepositions come from, which case they take and how they are spelled.
Theory note · Grade 7
Adverbs: joined or separate
When adverbs formed with prepositions are joined or separate, plus a list of tricky adverbs.
Vocabulary · Grade 7
Spelling dictionary, part 2
Eight groups of tricky words: pre-/pri-, verbs, numerals, N/NN, adverbs, prepositions, conjunctions, particles.
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
Attributes: agreed and non-agreed
What an attribute is and what expresses agreed and non-agreed attributes.
Theory note · Grade 8
Separated objects
Which prepositions make an object separated and why vmesto is an exception.
