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Verbs of motion (beginners): tables and exercises. Level A1-A2
Do you know how to use the Russian verbs of motion? We have created this book for beginners to help you:
- Chapters dedicated to each verb of motion (to walk, to run, to carry, to fly,...).
- Tables and explanations for each verb of motion.
- Exercises: Over 900 questions to answer.
- Answers to all exercises at the end of the book.
900 questions to practice the Russian verbs of motion.
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Do you think that practice is the best way to learn a language? Our exercise books will help you improve your Russian on the most important topics of Russian grammar. This book of Russian verbs of motion for beginners includes a brief explanation of each verb of motion, very useful tables and more than 900 questions and solutions.
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Tables + exercises + solutions
You don't want to spend much time with explanations and want to start practicing as soon as possible. That's why our exercise books contain... exercises. To help you with the tasks, we include grammar tables with very
- Grammar tables with useful explanations.
- Over 900 questions to solve in each book.
- Solutions to every exercise.
- Graded by level.
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Do you want to learn Russian properly? In order to achieve that, you need the right learning materials. All our books, courses and products are graded by level, to help you choose. The following table shows a description of each level:
| LEVEL | DESCRIPTION |
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| A1 | First steps: Very short sentences and simple topics. You will find the most basic possible verbs, nouns and cases. |
| A2 | Basic: The vocabulary is a bit wider and the sentences are a bit longer, but still using basic verbs, nouns and cases. |
| B1 | Intermeditate: Longer sentences with more tenses and cases. The vocabulary is a bit more complicated. |
| B2 | Uper-intermediate: Sentences are sometimes complex. Vocabulary is wide. It’s getting closer to an advanced level. |
| C1 | Advanced: For learners with very good knowledge of Russian. Advanced vocabulary and difficut verbs. Sometimes we use idioms and complicated expressions. |
| C2 | Expert: For learners with very deep knowledge of Russian. Sentences and vocabulary are very advanced, with complicated structures and meanings. |
