Theory note · Grade 5
Morphemes and their kinds
What a morpheme is, its kinds, and how it differs from a sound and a word.
The lessons are in Russian; titles and summaries are in English.
Found: 20 materials
Theory note · Grade 5
What a morpheme is, its kinds, and how it differs from a sound and a word.
Theory note · Grade 5
Six steps of morphemic analysis, using the word «книжный».
Theory note · Grade 5
The ten nouns in -mya plus «путь»; how to find the gender of indeclinable nouns.
Theory note · Grade 5
When the vowel in a root depends on the root's final consonant or on the suffix -a- after it.
Theory note · Grade 5
When a root after a prefix starts with y or i, and how to choose the letter after ts.
Theory note · Grade 5
How to choose o, e or yo after sibilants and ts in suffixes and endings.
Theory note · Grade 5
How to choose -ek- or -ik-, and after which consonants -chik- is written.
Theory note · Grade 5
How to choose the verb suffix using the first-person present form.
Theory note · Grade 6
Morphemic and non-morphemic ways of forming words, with examples from the notebook.
Theory note · Grade 6
Qualitative, relative and possessive adjectives: meaning, suffixes and properties.
Theory note · Grade 6
Which collective numerals exist, which words they combine with and how they decline.
Theory note · Grade 6
How to tell whether a verb is transitive, and why reflexive verbs are always intransitive.
Table · Grade 6
Indicative, conditional and imperative mood: meaning, formation and how they change.
Theory note · Grade 6
Which adjective suffixes take one n, which take two, and the exceptions.
Theory note · Grade 6
When to write -k- or -sk-, and what happens to consonants where stem meets suffix.
Vocabulary · Grade 6
Nine groups of grade 6 dictionary words to memorise and practise.
Table · Grade 7
Which stems the four kinds of participles come from and which suffixes each takes.
Theory note · Grade 7
What a gerund expresses, its suffixes, and how ne is written with gerunds.
Theory note · Grade 7
How four signs tell a participle (NN) from a verbal adjective (N).
Theory note · Grade 7
O or E after sibilants, final A or O, soft sign after sibilants, and N/NN in adverbs.