Category Archives for "Russian grammar"

Difficult Russian grammar points in infographics and descriptions.

Lesson: “Звать — Называться”

звать - называться

Learn how to use one of the most essential Russian verbs — звать – называться — and its related forms (называть, называться, созвать, призвать, and more). This concise visual guide helps learners distinguish between asking someone’s name (Как зовут?) and identifying things or places (Как называется?). Ideal for intermediate students who want to deepen their […]

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Master the Many Derivatives of вести — Learn to Lead in Russian!

водить - вести

This lesson from Russian Mobile Academy explores the Russian verbs водить / вести and their related prefixes — such as вводить / ввести, приводить / привести, проводить / провести, and others. Learners discover how these verbs expand into a family of meanings around leading, conducting, guiding, and introducing. The material includes key translations, examples, and […]

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Before, During, After — Say It Right in Russian!

time expressions

This PDF introduces Russian time expressions for events, helping learners answer the question “Когда?” (When?). It explains how to use phrases with before (до, перед, прямо перед), during (во время, в/на, за), and after (после, сразу после) events, with examples in both Russian and English. Learners see how different prepositions and cases (Genitive, Instrumental, Prepositional) […]

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Do You “Learn” or “Study” in Russian? Here’s the Difference!

studying teaching verbs

This lesson explores the key Russian verbs for studying and teaching, including учить, учиться, изучать, обучать, преподавать, заниматься, and more. With clear explanations and real-life examples, it shows you how to talk about learning knowledge, developing skills, and teaching others. Perfect for learners who want to express themselves naturally in both school and everyday contexts. […]

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