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ДОЖДЛИ́ВО [dazhdlíva] Сего́дня дождли́во. = It’s rainy today. Please note the difference between the adverb ДОЖДЛИ́ВО and the adjective ДОЖДЛИ́ВЫЙ. Adjectives require a noun and can't be used separately: Сего́дня дождли́вый день (adj+noun) VS. Сего́дня дождли́во (adv) Сего́дня холо́дный день (adj+noun) VS. Сего́дня хо́лодно (adv) Вчера́ был со́лнечный день (adj+noun) VS. Вчера́ бы́ло со́лнечно (adv)

Take a look at how the gender of adjectives changes according to the gender of nouns they refer to: Click the image to enlarge. Or download JPG here!

Here are some colours for you to study this time! The pics of colours come from  this amazing site by Mike Kloran . He makes materials for English learners, but a bit of Photoshop - and pics work for any language, right? Thank you, Mike! ))

It's been a while since we decided to share some grammar materials with you. And here is the first draft! Yay! =) It's a table with ADJECTIVES, only in the Nominative case - for beginners. We plan to post JPG pictures here and also share links to downloadable PDF files, so you can print them out and have a closer look. These are going to be tables from the  http://speak-russian.cie.ru site and also the ones that we didn't upload there. Like this one below - it's not on the site yet, so you guys are the first to see it! So.. Enjoy, and don't forget to let us know what you think - either here or on Facebook. Talk soon! Click on the pic to see in the original size. Or DOWNLOAD the PDF here: http://boookish.posterous.com/54760152