Online Russian language lessons for primary grades - course RUB 799. from SkySmart, training 1 lesson, Date November 29, 2023.

Russian language is around us. Using language you can make friends, influence society and make the world a better place!

Phonetics

Let's talk about the variety of sounds in the Russian language: let's remember how hard ones differ from soft ones, and voiced sounds from deaf ones. We will also learn how to correctly place stress in words.

• Sounds and letters.
• Vowels and consonants.
• The consonant sound [th'] and the letter Y.
• Hissing consonant sounds [zh], [sh], [h], [sch].
• Soft hissing sounds. Combinations cha, sha, chu, schu.
• The soft sign is an indicator of the softness of the consonants.

Morphemics

Let's learn to parse words according to their composition and find out what prefixes, roots, suffixes and endings there are.
Examples of topics:

• Composition of the word. Similar words. Root of the word.
• The concept of ending. The role of endings in a sentence.
• A prefix is ​​a significant part of a word.
• A suffix is ​​a significant part of a word.
• Forming words using suffixes and prefixes.

Spelling

Let's understand the rules of the Russian language and learn to write words correctly. We’ll also tell you how to select test words for vowels and consonants in roots.
Examples of topics:

• Features of test and verified words with paired consonants at the root.
• Unstressed vowels at the root.
• Spelling words with two unstressed vowels.
• Spelling of prefixes and unstressed vowels in the root.
• Spelling suffixes. Spelling words with suffixes
• -hic, -ek, -ok, -onok.

Morphology

Let's tell you what parts of speech there are: let's talk about the features of nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs and pronouns.
Examples of topics:

• Nouns.
• The concept of words denoting the actions of objects. Words that answer the questions “what to do?”, “what to do?”.
• The concept of words denoting attributes of objects.
• Adverbs. Introductory lesson on parts of speech.
• Pronoun. Personal pronouns.

Syntax and punctuation

Let's get acquainted with sentences and their main members: subject and predicate. And then we’ll figure out what punctuation marks are and what they are needed for.
Examples of topics:

• Phrase. The difference between a sentence and a phrase.
• Punctuation marks at the end of sentences.
• Parts of speech and members of a sentence.
• Grammar basis. Simple and complex sentences.
• Distinguishing between simple and complex sentences.
• Suggestions on the purpose of the statement and on intonation.