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-==== GRAMMAR & SYNTAX ====
+==== GRAMMAR AND SYNTAX ====
+	 Prepositions
+Please refer to online resources and dictionaries to ensure correct use of prepositions. Casual/colloquial use of prepositions must be avoided (говорить за что-то, скучать за кем-то), as well as “bureaucratic” usage (согласно приказа).\\
+	Pronouns
+The use of pronouns in Russian can sometimes create ambiguity when the reader does not know to whom/what the pronoun refers. In this case, the wording needs to be changed to something more precise.\\
+Do not use:\\
+//Моя сестра играет в группе, и, кстати, она довольно популярна.//\\
+Use instead:\\
+//Моя сестра играет в одной группе, кстати, довольно популярной.//\\
+To maintain a good, natural flow in the translation, possessive pronouns should be used sparingly, never without a good reason.\\
+A typical mistake when translating from English into Russian is blindly copying the source structure:\\ I can move my legs. — Я могу двигать своими ногами.\\
+Passive voice
+Much like in English, passive voice has a slightly formal connotation and may overcomplicate the sentence structure. It should be avoided in more casual or even neutral contexts.\\
+Do not use:\\
+Я был приглашен на концерт.\\
+Use instead:\\
+Меня пригласили на концерт.\\
+--> Next topic --> [[isaac_project:ru:isaac_specific_guide:5_orthographic_standards_symbols|ORTHOGRAPHIC STANDARDS AND SYMBOLS]]

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