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28 of 28 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Excellent. A "must have" for serious students of Russian.,
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This review is from: A Dictionary of Russian Verbs: Bases of Inflection, Aspects, Regimen, Stressing, Meanings (Russian Edition) (Paperback)
With some 20,000 verb entries, this dictionary is an excellent source of reference. It contains the conjugation of the verb as well as any other forms it might have including long and short form verbal adjectives ("participles"). In addition it has the syntactic regimen of each verb as well as its stress. A section is also included which discusses the "syntax and semantics of the verb in present-day Russian". It is very informative. My compliments and thanks to the authors E. Daum and W. Schenk for their extensive research which was based upon various up-to-date sources such as the great 17 volume dictionary of modern literary Russian.
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A Dictionary of Russian Verbs: Bases of Inflection, Aspects, Regimen, Stressing, Meanings (Russian Edition) by E. Daum (Paperback - Dec. 1983)
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