Level program
Level А
Grammar:
1) Reading rules.
2) Pronunciation.
3) A letter and its corresponding sound.
4) Similarities and differences between the Russian and German language systems.
5) Types of sentences.
6) Word order in a sentence.
7) Declarative sentence.
8) Interrogative sentences.
9) Personal pronouns.
10) Impersonal pronoun man.
11) Nouns. Genus. Number.
12) Types of articles.
13) Situations for using articles.
14) Verb.
15) Weak/regular verbs.
16) Irregular verbs.
17) Modal verbs
18) Verb prefixes – separable and inseparable.
18) Denial.
19) Verbs with the particle “sya”.
20) Present tense.
21) Past colloquial.
22) Past written.
23) Cases: nominative, accusative, dative, genitive.
24) Declension of nouns.
25) Declension of personal pronouns.
26) Imperative address. Request. Order.
27) Prepositions of place and time.
28) Adjectives.
29) Conjunctions–connecting, separating, clarifying.
30) Subordinate clauses with the conjunction “what”.
Lexical topics:
Acquaintance. A story about yourself. Time. Date of. Profession. Classes. Studies. Job. Office. Free time. Sports, fitness, healthy lifestyle. Hobby. Interests. Activities. Food. Cooking. Shopping. The shops. Transport. Trips. Treveling. Natural phenomena. Weather. Housing. Rent. Furniture. Holidays. Health. Doctor's appointment.
1) Reading rules.
2) Pronunciation.
3) A letter and its corresponding sound.
4) Similarities and differences between the Russian and German language systems.
5) Types of sentences.
6) Word order in a sentence.
7) Declarative sentence.
8) Interrogative sentences.
9) Personal pronouns.
10) Impersonal pronoun man.
11) Nouns. Genus. Number.
12) Types of articles.
13) Situations for using articles.
14) Verb.
15) Weak/regular verbs.
16) Irregular verbs.
17) Modal verbs
18) Verb prefixes – separable and inseparable.
18) Denial.
19) Verbs with the particle “sya”.
20) Present tense.
21) Past colloquial.
22) Past written.
23) Cases: nominative, accusative, dative, genitive.
24) Declension of nouns.
25) Declension of personal pronouns.
26) Imperative address. Request. Order.
27) Prepositions of place and time.
28) Adjectives.
29) Conjunctions–connecting, separating, clarifying.
30) Subordinate clauses with the conjunction “what”.
Lexical topics:
Acquaintance. A story about yourself. Time. Date of. Profession. Classes. Studies. Job. Office. Free time. Sports, fitness, healthy lifestyle. Hobby. Interests. Activities. Food. Cooking. Shopping. The shops. Transport. Trips. Treveling. Natural phenomena. Weather. Housing. Rent. Furniture. Holidays. Health. Doctor's appointment.
This course corresponds to the generally accepted European standard levels A0 – A1 – A2,
that is, it is suitable for both beginners and more experienced ones.
that is, it is suitable for both beginners and more experienced ones.
Level B
Grammar:
if necessary, repeat the most important topics from course A at a higher lexical level.
1) Control of verbs.
2) Features of the formation of interrogative words “about what”, “about whom”.
3) Past in the past.
4) Future tense.
5) Gradations of modal verbs.
6) All shades of the verb lassen.
7) Passive voice.
8) Passive voice of the process.
9) Passive voice of the state.
10) Some types of alternative forms of the passive voice.
11) Subordinate clauses: with the word “which”, time, place, purpose, reason.
12) Infinitive groups.
13) Special infinitive groups - goals, negations, substitutions.
14) Special verbal forms to express politeness and desire.
15) Prepositions.
16) Types of adjectives.
17) Declension of adjectives.
18) Special negative pronouns.
19) The most important particles.
Lexical topics:
The choice of topics depends primarily on your specific task.
If necessary, they are worked out not only orally, but also in writing.
Time and pastime. Studies. Job. Professions. Business conversation. Interview. Job application. Biography. Summary. Motivation letters. Money. Finance. Communication at the bank. Insurance. Consumption and advertising. Food. Beverages. Clothing and fashion. Transport and mobility. Human. Appearance. Qualities. Character. Feelings and emotions. Environment. Ecology. Health. Problems of public life. Communication means. Internet. Social media. Bloggers. Art. Literature. Theater. Movies. Series.
if necessary, repeat the most important topics from course A at a higher lexical level.
1) Control of verbs.
2) Features of the formation of interrogative words “about what”, “about whom”.
3) Past in the past.
4) Future tense.
5) Gradations of modal verbs.
6) All shades of the verb lassen.
7) Passive voice.
8) Passive voice of the process.
9) Passive voice of the state.
10) Some types of alternative forms of the passive voice.
11) Subordinate clauses: with the word “which”, time, place, purpose, reason.
12) Infinitive groups.
13) Special infinitive groups - goals, negations, substitutions.
14) Special verbal forms to express politeness and desire.
15) Prepositions.
16) Types of adjectives.
17) Declension of adjectives.
18) Special negative pronouns.
19) The most important particles.
Lexical topics:
The choice of topics depends primarily on your specific task.
If necessary, they are worked out not only orally, but also in writing.
Time and pastime. Studies. Job. Professions. Business conversation. Interview. Job application. Biography. Summary. Motivation letters. Money. Finance. Communication at the bank. Insurance. Consumption and advertising. Food. Beverages. Clothing and fashion. Transport and mobility. Human. Appearance. Qualities. Character. Feelings and emotions. Environment. Ecology. Health. Problems of public life. Communication means. Internet. Social media. Bloggers. Art. Literature. Theater. Movies. Series.
This course corresponds to the generally accepted European standard levels B1 – B2.
If necessary, includes preparation for taking a certificate at Goehte - Institut or Telk levels B1 or B2.
If necessary, includes preparation for taking a certificate at Goehte - Institut or Telk levels B1 or B2.
Level C
Grammar:
if necessary, repeat the most important topics from course B at a higher lexical level.
1) Special verb forms to express unreality.
2) Special verb forms for unrealistic comparison.
3) Special verb forms to express missed opportunity in all tenses.
4) Special verb forms for conveying someone else’s speech in all tenses.
5) All alternative forms of the passive voice in all tenses.
6) Participle II as an adjective.
7) Participle I as an adjective.
8) Passive voice in all tenses and forms.
9) Passive voice with modal verbs in all tenses and forms.
10) Modal verbs to express assumptions.
11) Modal verbs to convey someone else’s opinion.
12) Summary information about prepositions according to their meanings and cases.
13) Future II to express an assumption.
14) Outdated grammatical verb forms not used in modern language (if necessary, for example, for students of language institutes).
15) Combined course on types of subordinate clauses.
16) Formation of nouns from verbs.
17) Formation of nouns from adjectives.
18) Formation of nouns from participles.
19) Special words and phrases.
20) Reformatting the statement.
Lexical topics:
Education. Job. Career. Finance. Globalization. Mobility and division of labor. Family. Children. Upbringing. Problems of teenagers. Mass media. Internet. Blogs. TV shows. Movies. Books. Ecology. Environment protection. Changing of the climate. Policy.
if necessary, repeat the most important topics from course B at a higher lexical level.
1) Special verb forms to express unreality.
2) Special verb forms for unrealistic comparison.
3) Special verb forms to express missed opportunity in all tenses.
4) Special verb forms for conveying someone else’s speech in all tenses.
5) All alternative forms of the passive voice in all tenses.
6) Participle II as an adjective.
7) Participle I as an adjective.
8) Passive voice in all tenses and forms.
9) Passive voice with modal verbs in all tenses and forms.
10) Modal verbs to express assumptions.
11) Modal verbs to convey someone else’s opinion.
12) Summary information about prepositions according to their meanings and cases.
13) Future II to express an assumption.
14) Outdated grammatical verb forms not used in modern language (if necessary, for example, for students of language institutes).
15) Combined course on types of subordinate clauses.
16) Formation of nouns from verbs.
17) Formation of nouns from adjectives.
18) Formation of nouns from participles.
19) Special words and phrases.
20) Reformatting the statement.
Lexical topics:
Education. Job. Career. Finance. Globalization. Mobility and division of labor. Family. Children. Upbringing. Problems of teenagers. Mass media. Internet. Blogs. TV shows. Movies. Books. Ecology. Environment protection. Changing of the climate. Policy.
This course corresponds to the generally accepted European standard levels C1 – C2.
If necessary, includes preparation for taking a certificate at Goehte - Institut or Telk levels C1 or C2.
If necessary, includes preparation for taking a certificate at Goehte - Institut or Telk levels C1 or C2.
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