| 1 | 1. The alphabet of the Russian language. Pronunciation of letters and voices. 2. Reading the words according to the word. The separation of the words into sex. 3. Singular pronouns of ownership. Model-compliant sentence structures: "This is my home." 4. Person pronouns. 5. Multiple names. 6. Establishing a model-fitting monologue: "This is Russia. This is my homeland. I'm Russian. My mother tongue is Russian. I speak Russian. "7 The current time shooting of the I-type verbs. 8. II. .tip verb conjugation, the most common types of envelopes. 9. Plural of possessive pronouns. The most commonly used adjectives. 10. Singular and plural of adjectives. Second type verb conjugation, most commonly used types of envelopes 11. "When?" Question and answer forms. Text work. 12. Male, female and mid-range suffixes. 13. Change of suffixes by sex. New verbs. 14. Past tense verb conjugation. | 1.2.3 |