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Forget Barron's 501 Russian verbs. If you are an at least aspiring A-2 (upper beginner), then we recommend this wonderful book to you. What's in it? In this book, you will learn not only verbs, but also the beautiful complexity of motion verbs, aspect, and much more. This text provides a firm ground upon which the Russian student can establish his or her verbal knowledge. There are much more examples of every verb than what other American texts typically provide, and accent marks are of course provided for all conjugations. This great book in the final part also discusses noun and adjective declensions, and even gives a little dictionary. We recommend to pick up this book as a supplement to another other verb-related books to have two sources and styles of explanations.
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Quick Guide to Russian Verbs, Ольга Маратовна Щербакова
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- Released
- 2011
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- Title
- Quick Guide to Russian Verbs
- Subtitle
- Лёгкий путь к изучению русских глаголов: Учебное пособие для иностранцев, изучающих русский язык
- Authors
- Ольга Маратовна Щербакова
- Publisher
- Flinta
- Released
- 2011
- Format
- Paperback
- Pages
- 432
- ISBN10
- 5976503403
- ISBN13
- 9785976503403
- Series
- Tags
- Non-Fiction, Social Sciences, Textbooks, Language Textbooks & Dictionaries, Languages, Language Textbooks
- Description
- Forget Barron's 501 Russian verbs. If you are an at least aspiring A-2 (upper beginner), then we recommend this wonderful book to you. What's in it? In this book, you will learn not only verbs, but also the beautiful complexity of motion verbs, aspect, and much more. This text provides a firm ground upon which the Russian student can establish his or her verbal knowledge. There are much more examples of every verb than what other American texts typically provide, and accent marks are of course provided for all conjugations. This great book in the final part also discusses noun and adjective declensions, and even gives a little dictionary. We recommend to pick up this book as a supplement to another other verb-related books to have two sources and styles of explanations.