> [SEELANGS] Reading Russian Text?

[Ashot Vardanyan]

I'd share my ideas on the sources I used. In most of these books, you can either ignore the grammar-related assignments or just slightly reflect on them to connect with the texts. The latter have good follow-up questions that can also help in the development of both reading and further oral speech.

1. "Mir Russkix" by Z. Dabars et al, Dubuque, IA 1997

2. "Pattern Drills in Russian" by N. Maltzoff, New York, 1960

3. "Russkii yazyk dlya vsex" by V. Kostomarov, Ed., Moscow, 1977

4. "Russian Intermediate Reader" by I. Mihalchenko, Ed., 1977

5. "Beginner's Russian Reader" by L. Pargment, New York, 1963

Best,
Ashot Vardanyan, University of Iowa



04/07 00:36 Laura Kline <klinela at COMCAST.NET> wrote:
> Can anyone recommend a good textbook for students who want to focus on
> developing reading skills only? They would be starting at the
> beginning
> level.
> Thank you!
> Laura 
> 
> 
> 
> Laura Kline, Ph.D
> Senior Lecturer in Russian
> Department of German and Slavic Studies
> Wayne State University
> 443 Manoogian Hall
> 906 W. Warren
> Detroit, MI  48202
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