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| 1 |
Introductory part. Review of the past semester (exercises, dialogues, small talk, games).
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The declension system of nouns, pronouns and adjectives in the singular. Work with texts.
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The main meanings of the prepositional case with pronouns and adjectives in the singular. Dialogues. Work with texts.
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Pronouns "your, yours, yours" in the prepositional case. My accounts on the Internet: website, blog, social networks.
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A compound sentence with the word "which" in the prepositional case. My city, the tour, the street where I live.
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The main meanings of the accusative case of nouns, pronouns and adjectives in the singular. What and whom I love and do not love. Who do you look like?
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Verbs of movement: unidirectional and multidirectional. the pronoun "your" in the accusative case. Where are we going tonight? Where do I go every Saturday?
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| 8 |
General review of the material of the course.
Midterm exam.
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| 9 |
Direct and indirect speech. He said he would come tomorrow. She asked if we went to the gym.
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| 10 |
Compound sentences with the word "which" in the accusative case. Work with texts. A story about a celebrity.
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Basic meanings of the genitive case of nouns, pronouns, and adjectives in the singular. Who has what and who does not have what. Quantity expressions: genitive and numerals. Work with texts.
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| 12 |
Pronoun "????" in the genitive case. Dialogues and monologues about family, conversations between people. Work with texts.
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Compound sentence with the word "which" in the genitive case. Work with texts.
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A complex sentence with the conjunction "to". Expressions of desire, purpose, need for action. Dialogues about gifts for the holidays. Aphorisms: to know a lot, you have to study a lot. Working with texts.
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| 15 |
Course Overview
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| 16 |
Final exam
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