School students learn to define the termination in words when meet structure of a word, and repeatedly come back to it when studying spelling. This skill is necessary when determining personal endings of a verb and case - at nouns. How to learn to define the termination in a word?
Instruction
1. You have to know that the termination is a changeable part of a word. Thus, non-inflected parts of speech do not have it. They are absent at adverbs and adverbial participles.
2. If you experience difficulties at termination identification, change a form of a word and reveal that part which changes. It will also be the termination. For example, you need to allocate the termination at the word ""table"". Try to change its form: ""table"", to ""table"", ""table"", etc. Pay attention that change happens right after a root. It is possible to draw a conclusion that the termination at the word ""table"" zero.
3. The zero terminations are such parts of a word which are not expressed by sounds. As a rule, they meet at nouns in the form of the Nominative case of a masculine gender of the first inducement or in the third inducement.
4. If you need to define personal endings at verbs, pay attention to what conjugation it treats. So, in a word ""reads"" the termination will be ""et"" as the verb belongs to the first conjugation.
5. Learn to distinguish the terminations of verbs of imperative and indicative inclinations. Sounding in them can be identical, and here parts of a word different. Pay attention to a verb ""shout"". It is used in an imperative mood. Change a form and you will be able to see that in a word ""shout"" the termination will be ""and"". Means in a verb ""shout"" - ""those"".
6. Pay attention to the offer ""When you shout, report"". In it a verb ""you will shout"" it is used in an indicative mood. If change a word form, then you will see what the termination will be to ""eta"".
7. Defining the termination at adjectives or participles, it is possible to raise an auxiliary question or to learn a case, a sort and number. For example, in an adjective the ""strong"" termination is ""ym"" as it belongs to a masculine gender, singular, an instrumental case.
8. If you define a case ending at a noun, find out in what case and inducement it is used. At a noun "" in the village"" the termination will be ""e"" as the word belongs to the first inducement, a prepositional case.