Rolbin Ann. First reader in Russian. Everyday life experiences of young Russian people

Lincolnwood: National Textbook Company, 1996. — 58 p.First Reader in Russian is designed to make leaming Russian enjoyable for the beginning student of the language. In 27 chapters students are introduced to Russian teenagers, their families, and friends. The episodes provide insight into many aspects of modern Russian culture - from picking wild strawberries to а weekend at the dacha. At the same time, the themes of the dialogues will strike а familiar chord with teenagers all over the world. Students will discover that the lifc of Russian teens is after all very similar to their own. The vocabulary contains common words that the students will find helpful in everyday situations. The words are repeated often throughout the episodes to encourage mastery. The grammatical structures are controlled for simplicity, and the almost exclusive use of the imperfective aspect makes the book suitabe and engaging reading for beginners. Each of the readings is followed bу one or more exercises, including reading comprehension, vocabulary reinforcement and sentence complction. А few tongue twisters and word puzzles are included for motivation and fun. The general Russian-English Vocabulary at the end of the book includes words used in the exercise instructions, so that students can easily work on these activities individually.Семья Петровых
Утром
У Елены Петровны
Димина собака
В кафе
Во дворе
На концерте
Как дела?
У телевизора
Игра
На скамейке
Какие две фразы?
Записка от Бори
На мотоцикле
В классе
На рынке
После кино
Что это?
На вокзале
Неприятность
Иностранные языки
В кафе
На даче
Каникулы
У фонтана
Где Лена?
На пароходе
Словарь