140 – The superlative degree of Russian adjectives (2d part)
Today we continue with the superlative degree of Russian adjectives. You can find the first part here. Study the lesson »
Today we continue with the superlative degree of Russian adjectives. You can find the first part here. Study the lesson »
The superlative degree indicates that someone or something has the quality of the adjective to a degree greater than that of anything it is being compared to. In this lesson we will learn how to form the superlative degree of Russian adjectives. Study the lesson »
In the previous lesson we learned how to form the long form of comparative degree of Russian adjectives. Today let’s look at the short form. Study the lesson »
Russian adjectives (most of them) have two comparative degrees: the long form and the short form. In today’s lesson we’ll learn how to form the long form. Study the lesson »
In the last lesson we’ve looked at the use of short Russian adjectives, today let’s learn to form them. Study the lesson »
As we mentioned before, there is a few forms of adjectives in Russian. You are already familiar with the most used one – the long form. Today we are going to learn another one – the short form. Study the lesson »
In this lesson we’ll be practicing to use Russian adjectives in different cases. Read the examples and try to understand what case is it and why the endings of the words look this way. Study the lesson »
You already know that generally the long form of Russian adjectives goes before the word it describes and agrees with the noun or pronoun in gender, number and case. In this lesson we’ll look at some more examples of its use. Study the lesson »
This is the last lesson about adjectival declensions. Study the lesson »
Do you remember the spelling rules we learned some time ago? The adjectives we are going to learn today are in the separated group only because we have to follow those spelling rules when declining them. Study the lesson »