Grammar of Russian language
Today, Russian is one of the most common languages ​​in terms of the number of people speaking. It is the national language of the Russian people, the main language of international communication in central Eurasia, in Eastern Europe, in the countries of the former USSR, and one of the working languages ​​of the UN. It is the most widespread of the Slavic languages ​​and the most numerous in Europe in terms of the number of native speakers. He is one of the most common Indo-European languages.
Russian is also the most complex language among all the languages ​​of the world, with the most complex grammar. And the vocabulary of the Russian language is incredibly large.
The main means of inflection in Russian are endings, and the means of word formation are prefixes and suffixes.
Russian alphabet
Speech sounds
Phonetic transcription in Russian
Vowels of the Russian language
Consonant sounds of the Russian language
Parts of the word in Russian
Parts of speech in Russian
Noun in Russian
Adjective in Russian
Numbers in Russian language
Pronouns in Russian
Verbs in Russian
Infinitive in Russian
Communion in Russian
The verbal adverb in Russian
Adverb in Russian
Prepositions in the Russian language
Unions in Russian
Particles in Russian
Bundle in Russian
Members of the sentence in Russian
Types of sentences in Russian
Conjugations in russian language
Inclinations in the Russian language
Types of verbs in the Russian language
The time of the verb in Russian
Pledge in Russian
Persons of verbs in Russian
Cases of the Russian language
Declination of nouns in Russian
Number of nouns in Russian
Genus of nouns in Russian
Animation and inanimateness in the Russian language
Lexical and stylistic categories in Russian
Unstressed vowels in the root of the word
Untestable unstressed vowels
The alternation of vowels in the root of the word
Vowels ABOUT the root of the verb
Compound words with connecting vowel
Complex words with numerals
Vowels after C
Vowels after hissing
Vowels EE
Vowels in nouns
Vowels in adjectives
Vowels in personal verb endings
Vowels in the endings of adverbial prepositions
Vowels in consoles
Vowels And after prefixes
Vowels in suffixes of nouns and adjectives
Vowels in infinitive suffixes
Vowels in suffixes of participles
Vowels in adverb suffixes
Deaf and sonorous consonants in the root
Unspeakable consonants in the root
Spelling of double consonants
Spelling prefixes
Spelling suffixes
Spelling H and NN
Spelling th
Spelling b and b
Uppercase and lowercase letters
Spelling NOT and NO
Word wrap rules
Spelling complex words
Spelling numbers
Spelling of Adverbs
Spelling of prepositions
Spelling of Unions
Spelling particles
Punctuation marks in Russian
Punctuation mark
Question mark
Exclamation mark
Dots punctuation mark
Colon punctuation mark
Semicolon punctuation mark
Comma punctuation mark
Dash punctuation mark
Brackets punctuation mark
Quotation marks punctuation mark
Paragraph punctuation mark
Comma and dash
Quotes and other characters
Brackets and other marks
Ellipses and other signs
Question and exclamation marks
Punctuation between subject and predicate
Separation of predicates
Separation of definitions
Application isolation
Separation additions
Separation of circumstances
Separation of comparative members
Selection of explanatory members
Separation of appeals
Separation of plug-in and introductory structures
Comma between homogeneous sentence members
Colon or dash with homogeneous sentence members
Punctuation in front of the union AS
Punctuation marks in incomplete sentences
Punctuation marks in complex sentences
Punctuation marks in complex sentence
Punctuation marks in the unionless sentence
Punctuation marks in complex sentences with different types of communication
Punctuation marks in direct speech
Punctuation marks when quoting
Grammatical errors
Breakdown of communication between members of a simple sentence