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The book "It Was-Became: New Spelling Changes" is a necessary guide for everyone who is interested in the Russian language and wants to be aware of its latest changes. In this book, the author, Alexander Avramenko, analyzes and comments on the latest changes in spelling rules, offering readers an understandable and detailed explanation of each innovation.

Among the main topics considered in the book are the rules for writing vowels and consonants, the use of dashes and hyphens, punctuation, rules of spelling and punctuation in complex sentences, and much more. The author not only describes the changes, but also offers examples and exercises that will help readers better learn the new rules and refresh their knowledge of the Russian language.

One of the features of the book is its accessibility and ease of presentation. The author avoids overly complex terms and technical details, making the material accessible and understandable even for those who do not have a special language education. This makes the book a useful tool for both professionals in the field of the Russian language and for a wide range of readers interested in linguistic nuances.

"It was, it became: New changes in spelling" is not just a reference book, it is an exhaustive and practical guide to the spelling rules of the Russian language. This book will become an indispensable resource for everyone who wants to improve their knowledge and skills in Russian and be aware of its latest changes.

Product characteristics

ISBN - 978-966-97982-0-6
Type of binding - Soft
Year of publication - 2020
Number of pages - 40
Status - New
Language of publication - Ukrainian
Publishing House - Darinka
Paper surface type - offset

Price for 1 piece 1.06 USD

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