Conjugation (verbs / tegusõna)
 "to ..." is the infinitive of a verb, and keeps the -ть, while "I am ..." requires conjugation Conjugation exceptions
 Past (verb / tegusõna)
 Gender is determined by the subject (I was speaking, She was eating)  | 
                                                                            
                                
            
        
    Nominative adjectives (omadussõnad)
 If the stem ends in г, ж, к, х, ч, ш, or щ, you add и, not ы If the stem ends in ж, ц, ч, ш, or щ, any unstressed o in an ending is instead written as e Nominative exception
 If the word ends in -ний, such as синий (dark blue) Accusative adjectives
 Accusative adjectives are direct objects of the verb, ex. 'I wrote a long letter'. If the modified masculine noun is a person or animal, then use ого/его. If the modified plural noun is a person or animal, then use ых/их. Genitive adjectives
 If the adjective has the soft ending or ends in the 5-letter rule (ш, щ, ч, ж, ц), it ends in -его.  | 
                                                            
            
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                            Russian Grammar Cheat Sheet (DRAFT) by Lammmas
Verbs, Nouns, Adjectives in Russian Grammar
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