S azov - Russian from Scratch (In English)

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S azov - Russian from Scratch (In English)
Author: Tom Dickins and Irina Moore
Publisher: XXXXXXX
Publication date: Nov - 2003
ISBN: XXXXXXXX
Number of pages: 526

Format / Quality: pdf-zipped-excellent quality -
Size: 46MB - 20 Chapters

The textbook consists of an introductory chapter and twenty further chapters based on themes which exemplify and consolidate a series of new linguistic concepts. Particular emphasis is placed on the use of authentic up-to-date materials, such as advertisements, newspaper clippings, timetables, tickets, official forms and recent photographs, and on the creation of meaningful and relevant contexts for language learning. Wherever possible, the students are asked to deduce unfamiliar syntactic and morphological principles for themselves from regular paradigms, before being required to apply the new rules or to cope with irregularities.

Each chapter begins with a summary of the competences which the students will acquire and with a list of the main points of grammar which are to be introduced. Roughly equal weighting is given to the four skills (speaking, reading, listening and writing), which are developed through a series of lexical and interactive activities, including memory games, crosswords, gap-filling tasks and role plays. Vocabulary glossaries are provided at the foot of each page, where necessary, and there is a comprehensive alphabetical Russian-English and English-Russian vocabulary list at the end of the course. There is also a grammar section at the end of each chapter, with more detailed explanations and grammatical exercises. All the listening activities are recorded on audio cassette by educated native Russian speakers and are accompanied by transcripts.

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[Monty]

Many thanks Ozzy , and happy to see your posts again

[Samhae]

السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته
Thank you for your time and effort ,i appreciate it...
Good
luck
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Your sister samhae

[Ruma]

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Chto sloshna ?
Nu, ládno,
the password doesn't work!
could you check it out again for me please ?
and I will be glad If you get the right one
many thanks for your post
do svidániya

[Monty]

Russian Course For English Speaking Learners


om Dickins and Irina Moore | ISBN : 0984215878 | 2003 | PDF + wma | 65 MB

The textbook consists of an introductory chapter and twenty further chapters based on themes which exemplify and consolidate a series of new linguistic concepts. Particular emphasis is placed on the use of authentic up-to-date materials, such as advertisements, newspaper clippings, timetables, tickets, official forms and recent photographs, and on the creation of meaningful and relevant contexts for language learning. Wherever possible, the students are asked to deduce unfamiliar syntactic and morphological principles for themselves from regular paradigms, before being required to apply the new rules or to cope with irregularities.
Each chapter begins with a summary of the competences which the students will acquire and with a list of the main points of grammar which are to be introduced. Roughly equal weighting is given to the four skills (speaking, reading, listening and writing), which are developed through a series of lexical and interactive activities, including memory games, crosswords, gap-filling tasks and role plays. Vocabulary glossaries are provided at the foot of each page, where necessary, and there is a comprehensive alphabetical Russian-English and English-Russian vocabulary list at the end of the course. There is also a grammar section at the end of each chapter, with more detailed explanations and grammatical exercises. All the listening activities are recorded on audio cassette by educated native Russian speakers and are accompanied by transcripts.

Attention!!!!!!! Audio is availible only for Intro and Chapter one

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[Kendy]

Thank you for your publication. But it seems a double post.
http://www.langacademy.net/vb/showthread.php?t=1467

[balasmeh89]

thanx for u
do u know who ar u?
u king

[paris]

i think its audio

[memfis]

Thank you for this one It would be nice to have all audio too.

[yogi]

thanks for this, I just began russian last month!
So all I can find will be useful