English Grammar for Students of Russian: The Study Guide for Those Learning Russian (English grammar series)
English Grammar for Students of Russian: The Study Guide for Those Learning Russian (English grammar series)
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#2 written by donbiskayrd 1 year ago
Review by donbiskayrd for English Grammar for Students of Russian: The Study Guide for Those Learning Russian (English grammar series)
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This book was issued to us before we started learning Russian. I already know English grammar very well, but the majority of students in my class did not. It’s really hard to understand why you’re going to use the accusative case in Russian if you don’t know what a direct object is in English. The best foreign language learners are already proficient in their native language. We spent a lot of time going over English grammar, and I spent a lot of time tutoring English grammar to my classmates. The book shows a side by side comparison of Russian and English structures which are helpful in illustrating what is really going on in sentences. Instead of just buying an English grammar workbook, get this too. -
#3 written by L. A. Vitale 1 year ago
Review by L. A. Vitale for English Grammar for Students of Russian: The Study Guide for Those Learning Russian (English grammar series)
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Then this is the perfect study companion for native English speakers learning the Russian Language! I used this book while in college earning my BA in Russian and found this book to be invaluable during my studies.This book covers basic English grammar in the simplest of terms in short concise lessons that we’ll help students learn Russian easier. Lots of examples are given in both English and Russian on the grammar being discussed in each chapter. At the end of each lesson are exercises to test your knowledge on the grammar topic discussed with an answer key key at the end of the book to see how well you learned the particular grammar topic that was discussed.
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#4 written by Anonymous 1 year ago
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As a teacher of English as a foreign language, I have found this book to be invaluable when a Russian-speaking student is particularly stuck on a grammatical area. A small example: A student of mine was frustratingly unable to remember to include articles in her sentences. A glance at page 13 made this more understandable: there ARE no articles in Russian!I haven’t used this book enough to say whether it is great overall or not, but I *can* say that each time I have used it, the knowledge it has given me has been worth the price of the book. -
#5 written by Anonymous 1 year ago
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Great book. It will help you identify what parts of English grammar you’ve forgotten because you’ve never needed to discuss it. Suddenly, in Russian class, you must identify parts of speech and tenses and so on. The understanding of our grammar is so very important in the successful learning of Russian. Russian uses its grammar to identify the function of words in a sentence. That is – the subject pronoun could appear anywhere in a sentence. The verb could, too. The adjectives could be thrown anywhere. (This happens mostly in poetry, but it’s occurred in those terribly long sentences in periodicals and books.) It’s the declension of the word that lets the reader/listener know if that word is the subject pronoun or the direct object pronoun, etc. In order to keep up with the complexity of Russian, you must know English grammar first. That way when you are trying to identify parts of a sentence, you will not be slowed down by having to figure out what the instructor is talking about when she refers to grammar “you should know” since you’ve learned it in elementary/jr. high school.BTW, I learned to speak, read and write Russian first on my own, then on an advanced level in college and grad school. I do not believe Russian is a difficult language. Teachers tend not to teach students how to learn it properly.
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Review by H. Solomon for English Grammar for Students of Russian: The Study Guide for Those Learning Russian (English grammar series)
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This is one of the most useful books for the teaching and studying of elementary Russian language. So many students today have no grounding in English grammar and, because Russian is an inflected language (noun cases, little word order), it is crucial that the terms of grammar and the patterns of English be understood before and while a student learns the declensions and grammatical necessities of Russian. Great book!