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2,000 essential vocabulary words for TOEFL Level 1, complete with this one book!

It contains approximately 2,000 essential vocabulary words for preparing for the Russian TORFL Level 1 exam, arranged alphabetically.
The examples are carefully selected to be immediately applicable to conversations and writing, and the titles and examples are placed on separate pages, allowing you to learn vocabulary more effectively while looking at the Korean meaning and practicing Russian writing.
You can also learn the correct pronunciation of words and practice conversation by listening to the free audio learning materials while studying.

[Publisher's Review]

This book is a study vocabulary book compiled by the Pushkin House Russian Language Education Research Association with the meanings and example sentences of words added to the "Лексический минимум" (Essential Vocabulary) included in "Программа по русскому языку для иностранных граждан -Ⅰсертификационный уровень" (Essential Study Program for TORFL Level 1) published by Zlatoust ("Златоуст"), a publisher specializing in Russian language textbooks.

Let's start by loading up on vocabulary!
It is often said in foreign language education that 'grammar is the gun, and vocabulary is the bullet.'
Just as a soldier cannot fire a gun without bullets, there is no area of ​​the TOEFL test that does not rely on vocabulary.
We've compiled 2,000 essential vocabulary words you absolutely must memorize when preparing for the TOEFL Level 1 exam.

Let's turn it over and memorize it!
When memorizing words, it is effective to memorize them with example sentences.
But if there is an example sentence next to the word, it is easy to just pass it by.
Now, look at the Korean example sentences and try to create your own Russian sentences.
You can memorize examples with your head, not your eyes.

Let's use it like a dictionary!
There's a lot to memorize in Russian: stress, gender, nouns, cases and verb conjugations, perfect/imperfect tense, and more.
Not only is it organized alphabetically, but it also includes these grammatical elements, so you can view it like a dictionary.