suggestions for textbooks, exercises on word formation

[Nicole Monnier]

Jane!

MANY thanks for the recommendation--judging from the sparse response
of the generally forthcoming SEELANGS list  (=only two emails!),
there's not a whole lot available on this particular topic. Now a
further question: could you tell me where you find (both information
about and the actual books themselves) the more recent Russian
publications of this sort? I'd be most appreciative . . .

Best,

Nicole

>Nicole,
>Have a look at Russkij glagol: Formy i ix funkcii/The Russian Verb:
>Form and Function, E. Andrews, G. Averyanova, G. Pyadusova, Russkij
>jazyk, Moscow 2001.
>It has excellent explanations and lots of exercises.
>Jane
>
>Dr. Jane F. Hacking, Assistant Professor of Russian
>Department of Languages and Literature
>University of Utah
>255 South Central Campus Dr.  Suite 1400
>Salt Lake City, Utah 84112
>
>http://www.hum.utah.edu/languages/index.html
>
>801-581-6688 (my office)
>801-581-7561 (main office)
>801-581-7581 (fax)
>
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Dr. Nicole Monnier
Assistant Professor of Russian
German & Russian Studies
450 GCB University of Missouri
Columbia, MO  65211

phone: (573)882-3370
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