Svojtka & Co. Concise Overview of Czech Grammar (Not Only) for Schoolchildren

This concise overview of Czech grammar is put together so it is easy to navigate and helps you quickly review or reinforce key rules. It also focuses on tricky points of spelling – for example, words that are pronounced the same but written differently and have different meanings. For better memorization, problematic phenomena are supplemented with examples of specific sentences.

In the publication you will find, among other things:

• listed words and their “tricky” counterparts (non-listed words with the same pronunciation but different spelling and meaning),
• rules for writing i/y after hard, soft, and ambivalent consonants,
• spelling of the prefixes s-, z-, and vz-,
• spelling of capital letters, the letter ě, and writing ú/ů,
• writing i/í in adjective endings and in various cases of pronouns,
• an overview of parts of speech, sentence elements, semantic relations, and subject–predicate agreement,
• rules for comma usage in sentences and complex sentences.

Individual pieces of information are presented clearly and practically – as a quick helper for schoolchildren as well as for anyone who wants to review Czech spelling and grammar in an understandable way.