English Language for Russian Speakers

Course Description

If you are a native Russian speaker and are looking to learn the English language, pick an online course from an experienced teacher to enhance your learning. Like, this one. Here is why:

English phonology: the most significant vowel difficulty for Russians is the sound in her / cur. This sound seems to cause special difficulties in words beginning with /w/, such as were / work / worth. Other vowel problems include the failure to discriminate between the sounds in sat / set or sit / seat will also be focused.

Hence, when you start learning English, you must start correct. Eleonora Branson is proficient in English as well as English - making her ideal for you. After completing this course, you’’ll be able to carry on simple conversations with a near-native accent: ask for and give basic directions, exchange money, handle basic travel, and deal with social demands confidently. Here is what all, English Language for Russian Speakers online course will cover:

• Grammar rules
• Phonics
• Semantics
• Idiomatic expressions
• Formal/informal differences of American English

English Language for Russian Speakers course package:

• 20 LIVE interactive online classes + Access to class recordings
• Course timings: Weekdays between 8 PM and 10 PM and Weekends between 3 PM and 8 PM
• Courseware : PDFs + Docs + PPTs
• 1 Online test

English Language for Russian Speakers course outline:

• English pronunciation; sounds; simple phrases
• Verb “to be” in examples; basic vocabulary; introductions; numbers. Students will learn to introduce themselves.
• Question words. Making questions and using them in everyday life
• High frequency verbs in action. Making affirmative, negative and interrogative sentences.
• The difference between the verb “to be” and other verbs in all types of sentences (auxiliary verbs)
• The Present Progressive Tense, Affirmative and Negative Exercises
• Can, could, may, might, need, must, have to. Asking polite questions
• Plurals (regular and exceptions). 3rd person singular (nouns and verbs)
• There is/There are. Description
• Review
• Doctor’s visit
• Shopping for groceries
• Shopping for clothes
• Talking on the phone. Listening exercises
• Dentist’s office
• Asking for directions
• Going to the restaurant
• Going to the bank/ATM
• Review
• Review