The latest Pearson Edexcel Russian (9-1) Vocabulary lists, based on 5 Themes with a Contents page for convenience (see below). This is a Word Document, which you can amend and edit as per your individual requirements. I put stressed vowels in bold font to make them user-friendly for the learners. You can use these lists as you go along through the Syllabus or as a revision tool just before the Exams. Contents High-frequency language Areas, mountains, seas, places Colours Common Adjectives Common Adverbs Common Verbs Continents Countries Days of the week Language used in dialogues and messages Months and seasons of the year Nationalities Numbers Ordinal numbers Other high-frequency words Prepositions Quantities and Measures Question Words Social conventions Some Useful Connecting Words Time Expressions Times of Day Useful acronyms Useful Expressions Topic Specific Vocabulary Lists Theme 1 Identity and Culture • Cultural Life • Dress and Style • Food and Drink • Relationships, Personal and Physical Characteristics • Using Social Media Theme 2 Local area, Holiday and Travel • Asking for directions • Dealing with problems • Local area, Holiday and Travel • Phrases associated with weather Theme 3 School Theme 4 Future aspirations, study and work Theme 5 International and Global Dimension

A list of Russian questions in twelve sub-topics identified by Pearson Edexcel for summer 2022 Speaking exam.

This is a list of major cities of the Russian Federation: the words are stressed and arranged in two columns (one page document). Can be used for reading / pronunciation rules practice and cultural exposure.

All verbs of motion on one page, conjugated in present and past tenses.

20 questions per 10 topics: Countries Learning Russian Language Food and Drinks Fruit and Vegetables Cinema and TV Clothes and Fashion Exercises and Sport Health and Medicine Art Planet Earth

A table with days of the week, as well as how to say “on Monday, on Tuesday”, etc… and “every Tuesday, Wednesday”, etc.

This is a useful worksheet for a complete beginner. I usually use it at Lesson 3 after my students are comfortable with the Russian Alphabet.

This resource can be printed out double-sided to accompany any GCSE (basic and lower intermediate) learner. It covers Opinions, Certainty and Uncertainty, Speech structures, Connecting words and Adverbs if frequency.

The two-sided printable booklet includes words and phrases in the following categories: Opinion (Un)certainty Speech structures Connecting words Essay phrases (Intro, Main part and Conclusion) An excellent companion to an A-level learner!

This is a list of names that can be used for reading practice or cultural awareness. It introduces the beginner to the common Russian female first names and the way they are shortened.

This is a list of names that can be used for reading practice or cultural awareness. It introduces the beginner to the common Russian male first names and the way they are shortened.

9 pages of materials and tasks to develop an A-level Topic 1 “The lives of young Russians” (жизнь российской молодёжи).

6 pages lesson that focuses on the healthy (and unhealthy) lifestyle of the Russian youth. good resource for A-level students.

Find out about the Russian holiday celebrated on the 12th of June.

History of this holiday and the way it is celebrated in contemporary Russia.

History of this holiday and the way it is celebrated in contemporary Russia.

Three-paged handout describing the main facts your students need to know about the celebrations of the Victory Day (9 May) in the Russian Federation.

Find out the origin of the celebration and how it is marked in contemporary Russia.

Learn the history of this day and the way it is celebrated in the contemporary Russia.

History of this holiday and the way it is celebrated in contemporary Russia.