Verbs of Motion without prefixes in Russian

Verbs of Motion without prefixes in Russian, available at $39.99, has an average rating of 5, with 11 lectures, based on 1 reviews, and has 33 subscribers.

You will learn about 16 Verbs of Motion without prefixes; 30 pages PDF Workbook; Transitive and Intransitive verbs; Use of the Verbs in Present, Past and Future; Figurative meanings of the Verbs of Motion; This course is ideal for individuals who are For students who want to learn the Verbs of Motion from scratch; or For students who tried to learn the Verbs of Motion but realized they need an explanation from a professional teacher; or For students who want to understand once and for all how to translate the verb "to go" into Russian. It is particularly useful for For students who want to learn the Verbs of Motion from scratch; or For students who tried to learn the Verbs of Motion but realized they need an explanation from a professional teacher; or For students who want to understand once and for all how to translate the verb "to go" into Russian.

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Title: Verbs of Motion without prefixes in Russian

Price: $39.99

Average Rating: 5

Number of Lectures: 11

Number of Published Lectures: 11

Number of Curriculum Items: 11

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 11

Original Price: ฿599

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

16 Verbs of Motion without prefixes;
30 pages PDF Workbook;
Transitive and Intransitive verbs;
Use of the Verbs in Present, Past and Future;
Figurative meanings of the Verbs of Motion;

Who Should Attend

For students who want to learn the Verbs of Motion from scratch;
For students who tried to learn the Verbs of Motion but realized they need an explanation from a professional teacher;
For students who want to understand once and for all how to translate the verb "to go" into Russian.

Target Audiences

For students who want to learn the Verbs of Motion from scratch;
For students who tried to learn the Verbs of Motion but realized they need an explanation from a professional teacher;
For students who want to understand once and for all how to translate the verb "to go" into Russian.

Verbs that denote different ways of movement represent a separate group of verbs that is called the Verbs of Motion.

This course is designed for foreign students who want to learn the Verbs of Motion from scratch or to develop their skills and understanding of the Verbs of Motion.

It is suitable for students with basic knowledge of Russian. The explanation is given in English and provided in a condensed and understandable way.

This course gives a proper explanation of the idea of unidirectional and multidirectional verbs. Students will learn the most common ways of using the Verbs of Motion in the Past, Present, and Future tenses. They will learn how to distinguish the unidirectional and multidirectional verbs and choose the one they need.

The course contains an interactive workbook that students fill in when watching the lectures. The workbook has theoretical material, exercises that check students’ understanding of the lecture, and space to take notes. Moreover, after each exercise, the student gets not just the key answer but also a detailed video explanation of each correct answer.

So, students will immediately put learning into practice.

After completion of this course, students will be able to continue self-study and proceed to the Verbs of Motion with prefixes.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction. Intransitive Verbs of Motion without prefixes.

Lecture 1: Intransitive Verbs of Motion. Difference between Group 1 and Group 2

Lecture 2: Идти – ехать

Lecture 3: Ходить – ездить

Lecture 4: Идти/ходить. Ехать/ездить. Prepositions в/на with the Verbs of Motion

Lecture 5: Figurative meanings of the verb идти

Lecture 6: Лететь – летать

Lecture 7: Плыть – плавать

Lecture 8: Бежать – бегать

Chapter 2: Transitive Verbs of Motion without prefixes

Lecture 1: Introduction to the Transitive Verbs of Motions. Нести – носить

Lecture 2: Везти – возить

Lecture 3: Вести – водить

Instructors

Helen Pavlik
Teacher of the Russian language

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