Russian Alphabet with sound.

Russian letters and sound system:
1. Letters Аа Оо Уу Ээ Ии  Бб Пп Мм Дд Тт Нн.
2. Translating This is..., Here is... into Russian

Russian letters and sound system:
1. Letters Вв Фф Зз Сс Лл Рр in syllables.
2. Conjunctions и and а.

Russian letters and sound system:
1. Letters Жж Шш Чч Щщ Гг Кк Хх in syllables.
2. Stress and vowel reduction rules.

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Russian letters and sound system:
1. Letters Цц and Йй.
2. Letters ы and Ии.

Russian letters and sound system:
1. 7-letter spelling rule.

Russian letters and sound system:
1. Hard and Soft Consonants.
2. Vowel Reduction Rule 3.
3. Vowel Reduction Rule 4

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Russian letters and sound system:
1. Letters ь and ъ.
2. Pronunciation of Letters Я я, Ё ё, Ю ю, Е е.
3. Letters к, г, х.

Russian letters and sound system:
1. Unpaired hard and soft consonants.
2. The soft consonant й.

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Russian letters and sound system:
1. Voiced and Voiceless Consonants.
2. Devoicing of Final Consonants.
3. The Consonant Cluster Rule.
4. Exceptions to the Consonant Cluster Rule.

Russian letters and sound system:
1. How the consonant г may be pronounced. 
2. How the consonant ч may be pronounced. 
3. How the combinations тся and ться are pronounced.

Greetings and Goodbyes

Introducing Yourself

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Gender of Nouns 1
1. Gender of Nouns in the Nominative Case (Hard Stem) 
2. Personal pronouns он (he), она (she), оно (it) 
3. "The" and "a" 
4. The Verb "to be" in the Present tense

Gender of Nouns 2
1. Hard Stems and Soft Stems 
2. Exceptions: Masculine or Feminine?

Nouns in the Plural 1
1. Nominative Plural of Nouns.

Personal Pronouns
1. Pronouns я, ты, он, она, оно, мы, вы, они.
2. Pronouns ты and вы.

Professions - Профессии

Russian Names: Last Name, First Name and Patronimic - Русские имена: фамилия, имя и отчество

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Possessive Pronouns
1. Asking Whose? 
2. The Possessive Pronouns его, её, их. 
3. The Possessive Pronoun Ваш, ваш.

Nominative and Prepositional Case
1. Asking What and Who? The Nominative case 
2. Asking Where? The Prepositional case

Family members - Семья

At the Airport - В аэропорту

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Adjectives
1. What is an Adjective
2. The Nominative Case of Adjectives

Demonstrative Pronouns
1. The Demonstrative Pronouns этот and тот
2. The Nominative Case of Demonstrative Pronouns
3. The Indeclinable это and the Demonstrative pronouns этот (эта, это, эти)

Clothes - Одежда

Numbers 1-20

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Prepositions в, на
1. Prepositions в (во) and на
2. Location: в or на
3. В доме vs дома

Russian Verb: Past Tense
1. What is a Verb 
2. Infinitive forms 
3. The Past Tense

Numbers 21-199

Numbers 200-1000

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Russian Verb: Present Tense 
1. The Present Tense of Verbs
2. Verb Conjugation
3. First conjugation verbs with stems ending in a consonant (жить, писать)
4. Stress in Verbs

Denoting the Object of Speech and Thought. The Preposition о - "about"
1. The preposition о (об)
2. About what vs about who 
3.The Prepositional Case of Personal Pronouns 
4. Verbs говорить, рассказывать, спрашивать

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Questions 'Какой' and 'Как?'. Adjectives and Adverbs
1. Adjectives vs Adverbs   
2. Formation of Adverbs    
3. Adverbs of Place and Time

Talking about languages: русский язык vs по-русски
1. Verbs Related to language: language skills vs study or knowledge of language 
2. Questions about language

Languages

Cardinal and Ordinal Numerals

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Denoting a Direct Object. The Accusative Case
1. Transitive and Intransitive verbs
2. The Accusative Case of Nouns (Formation of Singular Forms)

Accusative Case of Noun Modifiers
1. The Accusative Case of Adjectives 
2. The Accusative Case of Possessive and Demonstrative Pronouns (Formation of Singular Forms)
3. The verb хотеть - to want

Studying and Teaching: изучать, учиться, заниматься, преподавать
1. Studying verbs: изучать, учиться, заниматься  
2. Verbs with -ся  
3. The verb преподавать - to teach

Subjects at School

About Myself: talking about yourself: where you were born and grown up, where do you study, what are you studying/learning, etc.

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Irregular Plurals of Nouns

The -ова- Stem Verbs
1.The -ова- Stem Verbs
2.The -ова- Stem Verbs with Foreign Roots
3.The verb любить - to love

Countries and Nationalities

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The Prepositional Case of Adjectives (Singular and Plural Forms)
1. The Prepositional Case of Adjectives. Uses
2. Formation of the Prepositional Case of Adjectives

The Prepositional Case of Possessive and Demonstrative Pronouns (Singular and Plural Forms)
1. The Prepositional Case of Possessive and Demonstrative Pronouns. Uses
2. The Prepositional Case of Nouns and Modifiers: Summary

About My Friends

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Expressing Possession. Genitive Case of Nouns. Introduction
1. Answering the Question Чей? - Whose?
2. Uses of the Genitive Case
3. The Genitive Case of Nouns (Formation of Singular Forms)

Genitive Case of Noun Modifiers (Singular Forms)
1. The Genitive Case of Adjectives
2. The Genitive Case of Possessive and Demonstrative Pronouns

Indicating Having And Not Having Something. Genitive Case of Personal Pronouns
1. Sentence structure "У меня есть машина": Genitive + Nominative
2. Sentence structure "У меня нет машины": Genitive + Genitive

Food

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Verbs of Going. Introduction 
1. Going by foot vs. going by vehicle
2. Saying "Let's go"! 
3. Asking Where: Где? vs. Куда?

Denoting an Indirect Object. The Dative Case 
1. Uses of the Dative Case
2. Formation of the Dative Case of Nouns 
3. The Dative Case of Personal Pronouns

Dative Case of Noun Modifiers  
1. The Dative Case of Adjectives 
2. The Dative Case of Possessive and Demonstrative Pronouns

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Dative Case with Certain Verbs and Prepositions 
1. Verbs that take the Dative Case 
2. The preposition по

Expressing Availability and Necessity
1. The short-form adjectives занят vs свободен; должен

Verbal Aspect. Introduction
1. Meaning of Aspect
2. Aspect and Tense
3. Future Tense: Imperfective and Perfective Future
4. The contextual clues
5. Aspectual Pairs. Formation

The Instrumental Case of Nouns
1. Uses of the Instrumental Case. Introduction 
2. The Instrumental Case of Nouns (Formation of Singular and Plural Forms)
3. The Instrumental Case of Personal Pronouns

The Instrumental Case of Noun Modifiers
1. The Instrumental Case of Adjectives 
2. Endings Summary
3. The Instrumental Case of Possessive and Demonstrative Pronouns

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Verbs of Going: идти vs ходить 
1. Unidirectional and Multidirectional Verbs of Motion: идти vs ходить 
2. Forms of Going Verbs (Present Tense of идти, ходить, ехать, ездить) 
3. Past Tense of Going Verbs. Introduction

Uses of the Dative Case 
1. Expressing Necessity
2. Expressing Possibility and Permission
3. Other Subjectless Expressions with Dative
4. Expressing Age

Expressing Likes and Dislikes 
1.The verb нравиться
2.The Past Tense of нравиться
3.Нравиться and любить

Shopping for Gifts

Nominative, Prepositional, Accusative, Genitive, Dative, Instrumental cases.

Personal Pronouns; Interrogative Pronoun чей; Possessive Pronouns: мой, твой, наш, ваш; Demonstrative pronouns этот, тот.

Basic uses of Nominative, Prepositional, Accusative, Genitive, Dative, Instrumental cases.

Verb Endings: First and Second conjugation. Regular Forms.

1. First conjugation verbs with stems ending in a consonant: жить, писать.
2. The -ова- (-ева-) Stem Verbs: рисовать, танцевать.
3. Second Conjugation Verbs with Consonant Alternation: любить, купить, готовить; видеть, сидеть, ходить.
4. The irregular verb хотеть.
5. The irregular verbs: есть and пить.

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