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				<title>Aspectual pairs in Russian</title>
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					List of the commonly used Russian verbs in pairs imperfective/perfective
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				<title>Verbal aspects in Russian</title>
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					Information about Russian verbal aspects: basic characteristics of perfective and imperfective verbs
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				<title>New vocabulary topic: Weather </title>
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					Russian online vocabulary for learning words and phrases related to the topic "Weather"
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				<title>New vocabulary topic: Family and relatives </title>
				<link>http://www.study-languages-online.com/en/ru/vocabulary/family</link>
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					Russian online vocabulary for learning words and phrases related to the topic "Family and relatives"
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				<title>User's profile page redesign</title>
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					We redesigned slightly User's account. We hope you'll enjoy the new layout. And we are working on new features for registered users.
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				<title>Article: Declension patterns of interrogative/relative pronouns </title>
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					Pronouns кто 'who' , что 'what/that', сколько 'how many' inflect to express the case required by the sentence structure. Pronouns который 'which/that', какой 'which/that', чей 'whose' inflect to reflect the gender, number and case of the modified noun. 
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				<title>Article: Russian Indeclinable Nouns </title>
				<link>http://www.study-languages-online.com/russian-indeclinable-nouns.html</link>
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					Indeclinable nouns are nouns that don't display grammatical relations with other words in a sentence by means of declension. The paradigms of the indeclinable nouns contain a set of identical word forms, i.e. they do not inflect or change their forms for number and cases.
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				<title>Article: Russian Indefinite Pronouns </title>
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					Indefinite pronouns are words used to refer to unknown, undetermined or intentionally unspecified beings, objects, properties and quantity. In Russian, this function is performed by several sets of pronouns formed from interrogative/relative pronouns.
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				<title>Article: Russian Negative Pronouns </title>
				<link>http://www.study-languages-online.com/russian-negative-pronouns.html</link>
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					Negative pronouns are words used to indicate the absence or non-existence of people, objects, or other entities.
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				<title>Article: Russian Reflexive Pronouns </title>
				<link>http://www.study-languages-online.com/russian-reflexive-pronouns.html</link>
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					Reflexive pronouns are words used to refer back to previously mentioned nouns and pronouns, most often to the subject of the sentence. In Russian, this function is generally performed by pronouns себя, свой and друг друга. 
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				<title>Flashcards</title>
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					This is a new tool for learning Russian words and expressions on our website. Flashcards are designed to replace lexical exercises.
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				<title>Lexical tests redesign</title>
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					We redesigned our lexical tests so that they are more interesting and useful.
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				<title>Russian Alphabet: Flashcards</title>
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					Online flashcards for learning Russian alphabet, with audio samples and quizzes.
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				<title>Article: Russian Demonstrative Pronouns </title>
				<link>http://www.study-languages-online.com/russian-determinative-pronouns.html</link>
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					Determinative pronouns are words used to emphasize nouns and pronouns. Their function is to define one or more objects in a class of similar ones. In Russian, this group of pronouns includes the words сам, самый, весь, всякий, каждый, иной, любой, другой, всяк, всяческий.
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				<title>Article: Non-past forms of irregular verbs </title>
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					In Russian, there are only a few truly irregular verbs. They depart in various ways from regular conjugation patterns. Here you can find non-past forms of these verbs.
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				<title>New Topic: Telephone calls</title>
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					Russian online vocabulary for learning words and phrases related to the topic "Telephone calls"
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				<title>New Topic: Computer and Internet</title>
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					Russian online vocabulary for learning words and phrases related to the topic "Computers and Internet"
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				<title>Short form of Russian adjectives</title>
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					Information about short forms of Russian adjectives: basic rules and particular instances, examples of usage
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				<title>Results of grammar exercises</title>
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					Now our users can save their results of grammar exercises and review them in the section "My Results" in the Profile.  
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				<title>New section on our websiite: Russian grammar</title>
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					This new section contains articles devoted to Russian grammar rules and grammar exercises.   
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				<title>Article: Russian Interrogative pronouns and adverbs </title>
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					Information about Russian most frequently used interrogative pronouns and adverbs with declension patterns and examples of usage.   
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				<title>Article: Declension of Russian adjectives </title>
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					Information about the declension of Russian long-from adjectives: case endings and examples for declensions of differents types of adjectives.    
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				<title>Article: Russian cardinal numerals </title>
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					Information about Russian cardinal numerals: formation of simple and compound cardinal numerals.    
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				<title>Article: Plural forms of Russian nouns </title>
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					Information about nominative plural forms of Russian nouns: basic rules and particular cases.    
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