Mistakes in Choice of Case in Texts of Tajik Students Studying Russian as a Foreign Language

Student: Rahmatulloeva Manizha

Supervisor: Anastasia Sergeyevna Vyrenkova

Educational Programme: Russian as a Foreign Language in Cross-Linguistic and Cross-Cultural Perspective (Master)

Year of Graduation: 2019

Annotation. This paper is devoted to the analysis of mistakes in the choice of case in texts of Tajik RAF students of beginner and advanced levels. In particular, as a part of research special attention is paid to several aspects: mistakes in using the category of genus, mistakes in Russian prepositions, structural violations in choosing of case. The relevance of the research topic is connected with several aspects. Firstly, with the need of forming an idea of possible problems in the study of Russian as a foreign language in minds of students whose native language is Tajik. Secondly, with the identification of structural violations in the texts of Tajik students of beginner and advanced levels. The lack of development and the need of creation a Tajik corps in the RLC led to the choice of topic research. Keywords. RLC, parallel corpora, Russian as a foreign in Tajikistan, structural violations, mistakes in case choosing, Russian as a foreign language, Tajik language subcorpora.

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