Rush Into Russian Basic Russian With Illustrations Course Book

«Rush into Russian» course book is addressed to English speaking students. It is designed for beginners (elementary level A1).It will help those studying Russian at the initial level to achieve their goals more quickly.The course book contains the simplified grammar explanations, exercises with pictures, authentic communicative tasks, and grammatical tables. It also offers lively dialogues, vocabulary lists, texts for reading with tasks, idioms and set expressions translated from Russian to English.The book is aimed at active use of frequently used grammatical structures and conversational patterns and contains information about accentuation and the most common exceptions.The course may be used to teach Russian both in formal classes, universities or as self-study reference book.

Learn Russian in 4 Simple Steps. With Living Language Complete Russian: The Basics, you’ll start by learning words, and then you’ll progress to phrases, sentences, and conversations. This simple four-step building block approach will have you speaking with confidence right from the beginning, and you’ll be able to learn gradually and effectively. If you’re confident in your pronunciation, then this coursebook includes everything you need - vocabulary, grammar, culture, and practice. But you can also use this book along with the four hours of recordings included in the Living Language Complete Russian: The Basics compact disc package, which also includes a handy learner’s dictionary. This comprehensive coursebook includes: •40 step-by-step lessons •Practical vocabulary and authentic everyday usage •Simple explanations and plenty of examples •Supplemental sections, including e-mail and internet resources •A comprehensive grammar reference section

This book is written based on vigorous and prolonged debates between the Slavophils and proponents of Russian Slavophilism's principal ideological rival, Westernism, in the mid-nineteenth century. It presents the analysis and evaluation of Iu. F. Samarin's dissertation.