The Thicket of the Russian Language. How Not to Get Lost in the Rules

What gender is tulle? Is it correct to say “one sneaker”? What is “zga” and why is it not visible? How did coffee gain masculinity? How to start writing in a way that invites a positive and interested response?
With the help of simple associations, mnemonics, quatrains, and rhymes, interesting facts from the history of linguistics, and exercises to consolidate the material, you will easily master spelling and punctuation, and learn to speak and write correctly. This book will be useful not only for schoolchildren and students but for everyone - from top managers to their assistants - who write messages, letters, or texts daily.
The author – Yana Geraskova, a teacher of the highest category, tutor, and expert in the Unified State Exam – knows how to present information clearly and simply and will help you remember long-forgotten rules. Also, within its pages, you will find an analysis of the most popular mistakes in spoken and written speech.

Author's examples and illustrations will make reading interesting and engaging. This book is like a journey through a forest: the deeper you go, the more amazing details and nuances you will find that bring to life and simplify the study of the Russian language.