A Comprehensive Russian Grammar
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Beschreibung
The third edition of Terence Wade's A ComprehensiveRussian Grammar, newly updated and revised, offers thedefinitive guide to current Russian usage.
* Provides the most complete, accurate and authoritative Englishlanguage reference grammar of Russian available on the market
* Includes up-to-date material from a wide range of literary andnon-literary sources, including Russian government websites
* Features a comprehensive approach to grammar exposition
* Retains the accessible yet comprehensive coverage of theprevious edition while adding updated examples and illustrations,as well as insights into several new developments in Russianlanguage usage since the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991
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"When Scottish scholar of the Russian language Wade(1930-2005) died, he was well advanced in plans but not actual workto update the grammar that had been highly successful in its 1992and 2000 editions. David Gillespie (Russian, U. of Bath) took upthe task, choosing not to try to guess what innovations Wade had inmind. Instead, he consolidated and added a few new sections,careful to preserve what he believes to be already the best Russiangrammar available. Beginning with an explanation of the Cyrillicalphabet and pronunciation, it works through all the parts ofspeech to word order." (Reference and Research Book News,February 2011)
Praise for the previous edition:
"With the additions of a helpful glossary and of a major section on word formation in the Russian noun, Terence Wade's Comprehensive Russian Grammar, already the best reference book of its kind, has, in its second edition, become even more useful for students of Russian."
-Barry P. Scherr, Professor of Russian, Dartmouth College
"The coverage and fresh, interesting examples make Wade's grammar attractive . . . It will certainly be a standard reference work over the next fifty years."
-The Slavonic Review
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