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Exercises in passive , present and future passive Questions+sentences+translation

In this class we will discuss relationship crisis and what are the reasons of breaking up for couples. We will share experiences and see psycological points of view. Also we will look at the grammar topic "Should you..."

This lesson uses material from the Market Leader textbook and includes vocabulary, reading, grammar, and listening.

In this lesson we will introduce the prepositional case. It will also attempt to expand your vocabulary to include a number of places. The prepositional case is one of the easiest Russian cases to learn. It is also one of the most useful. It will allow you to expand your use of Russian phrases to include useful phrases like “I live in Russia”. The prepositional case has no meaning of it’s own. It is simply used after certain Russian prepositions. Afterwards we will introduce you to the Russian words for ‘to go’. The prepositional case is used after the prepositions “в” (in), “на” (on/at), “о” (about).

Learn how to order in a restaurant and deal with problems

In this class we will talk about motivation at work and life.

In this lesson we will introduce some of the Russian grammar that is associated with nouns. This is the second lesson in a row that will deal with a lot of the Russian grammar, but afterwards you will start to see a little less, as we concentrate more on Russian phrases and vocabulary in the following lessons. This lesson will introduce two concepts: Gender of nouns, and cases. Specifically the accusative case.Other cases will be introduced through-out later lessons.

We will revise should and have got

In this class we will discuss food and quantifiers: much, many, a lot of, lots of