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How the grammar works: how different forms of the same word can be used, what they mean, how they are composed into phrases or sentences. Use this tag with or without a more precise one (check out "morphology", "syntax", "word-order", and tags for different parts of speech ("nouns") and grammatical categories ("cases")).
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Difference between "нет" and "не"
Assuming that you are not talking about the "нет" vs. "не" as in "no" vs. "not", there is a colloquial use of the word "не" in place of "нет", like this:
В кино пойдешь?
Не, не пойду.
Formally, this …
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Is "глядя на нас, сразу понятно, что ..." grammatically valid?
Being grammatically invalid, people have been using constructs like that anyway*. Even native speakers get it wrong from time to time.
Some very famous authors did it, too - to attract your attention …
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“Она врач” or “она врачь”?
The word "врач" belongs to the second declension. Nouns of the first and second declension ending in sibilant are written without a soft sign.