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What you'll learn

Improve understanding of how the Russian cases work
Learn everyday conversational grammar that you do not find in textbooks
Better utilize verbal prefixes to enhance your speaking abilities
Reduce one's accent through a deep understanding of Russian's pronunciation rules
Tackle tricky topics such as declension after numerals, collective numerals, distribution, stress shift, the subjunctive, animacy, and much more

Requirements

A basic understanding of Russian declensions is required, as well as the ability to read Cyrillic.

Description

This course covers some of the trickier aspects of Russian grammar and pronunciation that you often won't find in textbooks. Created by: a native English speaker who has studied Russian for over 14 years, Russian Grammar for Intermediate to Advanced Learners offers unique insights to improve your Russian fluency through 30+ lectures as well as practice exercises. In this course we start by covering various grammar topics such as the subjunctive mood, declining numbers, verbal prefixes, when to use у меня vs. у меня есть, as well as covering conversational ways of speaking to make your speech sound more natural, and much more. In the second section we'll work on improving pronunciation by diving into hard and soft consonants, voicing and devoicing, and vowel reduction and silent letters. After these lectures you will be equipped to reduce your accent and rid yourself of pesky pronunciation mistakes. Lastly, we will go over the nuances of the cases, covering topics such as negation, special adjective declensions, animacy vs. inanimacy, partitive genitive, the special locative case, and many more. Designed by a long-time student of Russian for other students of Russian, Russian Grammar for Intermediate to Advanced Learners is meant for the serious learner ready to take their Russian understanding to the next level.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Section 2: Grammar Topics
Lecture 2 Сам
Lecture 3 Свой
Lecture 4 Себя
Lecture 5 У меня vs. у меня есть
Lecture 6 -то, -нибудь, and -либо
Lecture 7 Нечего, некого...
Lecture 8 The Conditional Mood
Lecture 9 The Subjunctive Mood
Lecture 10 Declining Numerals
Lecture 11 Collective Numerals
Lecture 12 Distribution
Lecture 13 Adding Prefixes to Verbs
Lecture 14 Stress Shift to the Preposition
Lecture 15 Possessive Adjectives with Diminutive Names
Lecture 16 Conversational Grammar
Lecture 17 Grab Bag
Section 3: Pronunciation
Lecture 18 Voicing and Devoicing
Lecture 19 Hard and Soft Consonants
Lecture 20 Vowel Reduction and Silent Letters
Section 4: Cases
Lecture 21 The Nominative Case
Lecture 22 Declining Adjectives After Numerals in the Nominative
Lecture 23 The Accusative Case
Lecture 24 The Accusative Case - Prepositions
Lecture 25 Animacy vs. Inanimacy
Lecture 26 The Genitive Case
Lecture 27 The Genitive Case - Prepositions
Lecture 28 The Dative Case
Lecture 29 The Dative Case - Prepositions
Lecture 30 The Prepositional Case
Lecture 31 The Instrumental Case
Lecture 32 The Instrumental Case - Prepositions
This is intended for learners who already have a basic grasp of Russian grammar and declension. Equivalent of third semester Russian or higher.

Homepage:

https://www.udemy.com/course/russian-grammar-for-intermediate-to-advanced-learners/

   
   
   

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