About That Which Did Not Happen, an annotated Russian reader, is intended for low-intermediate and intermediate level students of Russian (B1-B2, TRKI I-II). The story is a dynamic narrative by the well-known author Victoria Tokareva about one doctor's lifelong dream to own a tiger. Tokareva masterfully portrays how Dima's dream dictates his inner world and dealings with the people around him....

A collection of funny short stories.

25 short stories by different authors with exercises, commentaries, and quesitons.

Russian grammar exercises for intermediate level. The manual includes exercises for grammar aspects that usually cause confusion and difficulties: expression of time, reason, purpose, and word order in simple and complex sentences.

Eight short stores with parallel translation into English language. Includes comments.

A collection of 13 (elementary), 16 (intermediate), and 18 (intermediate-advanced) topics for class discussion with questions and glossaries.

The book contains stories for the children of the modern writer Elena Boroda. These are funny and kind stories about the brothers Dima and Roma, about their parents and friends. They travel together, climb to the top of the mountain, send signals to aliens. The text of the stories is adapted (A2), accompanied by commentary, tasks for reading comprehension and speech development.

The textbook is part of the educational complex for children from 11 years old, studying Russian as a foreign language from scratch to level B1. The line is designed for 4 years (class) of training. A kit for each level includes a textbook, workbook, and teacher's book. Interactive tasks and audio applications are available by QR codes placed in print media. A large set of additional materials...