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: 12 materials
Theory note · Grade 5
The noun
What a noun names, which questions it answers and what features it has.
Theory note · Grade 5
Proper and common nouns; animate and inanimate nouns
How to tell proper from common nouns and animate from inanimate ones.
Theory note · Grade 5
O or Yo after sibilants in the root
How to choose O or Yo after sibilants in a stressed root, plus the words to memorise.
Table · Grade 6
Noun, adjective, numeral compared
Summary table of three nominal parts of speech: questions, meaning, features and role.
Theory note · Grade 6
Determinative pronouns
Ves', kazhdyy, sam, samyy and others: meaning, sentence role, sam vs samyy.
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 6
Pol- and polu- (half)
When pol- takes a hyphen, is joined or is separate, and why polu- is always joined.
Theory note · Grade 7
Derived prepositions
Where derived prepositions come from, which case they take and how they are spelled.
Theory note · Grade 7
Interjections: punctuation and spelling; onomatopoeia
How interjections are punctuated, when they become a sentence part, how they are spelled, and onomatopoeia.
Table · Grade 8
How the subject is expressed (a): one word
Subjects expressed by a noun, pronoun, numeral, participle or infinitive.
Theory note · Grade 9
Complex sentences: attributive and object clauses
Patterns of attributive and object clauses, conjunctions and relative words, and how to tell them apart.
