Russian Language. Hunting for Mistakes

Said Ilyasov is the founder of the project 'Your Literacy' @gramotarus, an author of courses on articulate speech and a popular blogger who helps thousands of people write and speak Russian more confidently. He is a graduate of the Faculty of Law at Lomonosov Moscow State University, awarded 'Blogger of the Year in Education' by the Ministry of Education of Russia. In 2025, he was awarded a Certificate of Honor by the President of the Russian Federation. 'Russian Language. Hunting for Mistakes' is a lively and clear guide to the rules of the Russian language, where complex topics are explained in simple terms. No dry formulations or frightening terms—only real examples, amusing language cases, and effective life hacks on how not to fall into treacherous grammatical traps. Inside, there is also a pocket guide to punctuation that will definitely teach you how to place commas so that you won't blush over every mistake in a work email. The bright layout, cool illustrations, and tables will help you easily grasp the rules, even if you just opened the book to flip through. The book is suitable for schoolchildren, students, parents, and anyone who wants to speak and write beautifully, confidently, and without stress.