Czech: An Essential Grammar (Naughton)

What it actually is

James Naughton's grammar, revised with Karen von Kunes, is the standard concise reference for Czech in English: the case system, verbal aspect, the numeral mess and the split between spoken and written Czech, all in short searchable chapters with real examples. It is the book to keep beside whatever course you use once endings stop making sense. Being a reference, it has no exercises and does not sequence anything for study, and it is priced like an academic title.

What it covers

• Grammar
• Writing
• Reading

Listed for

• Czech

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