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Grammar

Learning english grammar

I am currently studying Russian and I am finding it very hard to learn without a good basic knowledge of english grammar (which sadly was not on my school curriculum). What I would like is an easily understandable way to learn the different cases ie: nominative, genitive, dative, accusative, instrumental and prepositional. Any suggestions very gratefully received!!!
  

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It's a shame that your school, like too many others in this country, decided that the study of grammar was dispensable. It gives you a significant handicap when studying foreign languages if you don't know the technicalities of your own language's grammar. ) I have seen a series of books with titles like "English Grammar for Students of French", etc.

— Mike A.

  • It's a shame that your school, like too many others in this country, decided that the study of grammar was dispensable.
  • It gives you a significant handicap when studying foreign languages if you don't know the technicalities of your own language's grammar.
  • ) I have seen a series of books with titles like "English Grammar for Students of French", etc.
  • It might be helpful if you could track the series down, even if you can't find a book specifically for students of Russian.
  • German might be the closest, in terms of complexity of grammar.
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It's a shame that your school, like too many others in this country, decided that the study of grammar was dispensable. It gives you a significant handicap when studying foreign languages if you don't know the technicalities of your own language's grammar. (Not everyone would agree with that last sentence, but it's certainly true in my opinion.)

I have seen a series of books with titl
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