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

This manual is addressed to foreign students mastering the Russian language in the Second Certification Level (B2) program. The purpose of the manual is to develop reading skills, expand vocabulary, and improve oral speech. The manual presents the stories of contemporary Russian writers, minimally adapted and shortened for educational purposes. The manual consists of two parts and is built on...

The manual is intended for independent reading and is addressed to a wide range of foreign students, interns and graduate students of a non-humanitarian profile, primarily to future engineers, whose cognitive style the author was guided by. The manual consistently outlines the paths of development of physics up to its latest achievements. The entire material is divided into two independent...

This educational manual presents 20 biographical texts about well-known and talented people who were born in Russia, but for one reason or another lived outside of Russia. These are people who have achieved the highest results in their professional fields and captivated those around them in the fields of science, art, and sport. The manual is intended for learners at various levels of Russian....

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....

Manual and reader for basic level includes short stories by famous Russian writers. Texts are accompanied by questions, and exercises. 24 lessons total.

In the collection 'Stories of A.P. Chekhov in Russian and Kazakh' included 10 stories by A.P. Chekhov in the Russian original and translated into the Kazakh language: 'Smear' (1883), 'Grisha' (1886), 'Evil Boy' (1883), 'Joy' (1883), 'Thick and Thin' (1883), ' Chameleon' (1884), 'Mysterious nature' (1883), 'Mask' (1898), 'Order' (1884), 'Reference' (1883). We hope that the book will be useful to...

Discuss Global Issues and Repeat Russian Grammar. Manual with texts on contemporary issues, exercises, and grammar comments. The topics include: problems of big cities; migration of population; intellectual emigration; issues of demography; globalization and anti-globalists; social inequality - rich and poor; middle class; unemployment; issues of higher education; science and morals; crisis of...

25 excerpts from chapters from Eugene Onegin. For group reading and discussion.