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The coursebook (Elementary level A1) aims to build an enabling communication, linguistic foundation, expounding the basic functions of three cases (nominative, prepositional, accusative). The material of this level is the necessary linguistic minimum. Without it the passage to the next stage, where [...]
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The coursebook (Elementary level A1) aims to build an enabling communication, linguistic foundation, expounding the basic functions of three cases (nominative, prepositional, accusative). The material of this level is the necessary linguistic minimum. Without it the passage to the next stage, where the verbal aspects and the genitive case are introduced (A1 +), is impossible. The teaching material has a simple structure: English lexicogrammatical comments; examples with translation; practice exercises; Big grammatical topics are divided into blocks, which are comfortable to conceive and to include into the active communication. There is a key to all exercises at the end of the coursebook. The coursebook contains 10 units, calculated at 60 academic hours, and an introductive phonetics course (specifics of the Russian articulation; reading rules; phonetic phenomens, related to the grammar). Training Course (Elementary level A1) aims to build students' communicative language on core basic functions of the three cases (nominative, prepositional, accusative). The material of this layer is necessary language minimum, which is not possible without a transition to the next stage, where the types of verbs and genitive introduced (A1 +). Training material has a simple structure: lexical and grammatical commentary in English; Examples translation; jobs detention. Large grammatical topics are divided into blocks, easy to understand and inclusion in active communication. At the end of the textbook are given the keys to all the tasks. The textbook consists of 10 lessons designed for 60 academic hours, and introductory phonetic course (especially Russian articulation, read the rules, phonetic phenomena associated with the grammar).