Russian Grammar QuickStudy Laminated Reference Guide (QuickStudy Academic) Pamphlet – June 19, 2002

I have been studying Russian for 15 years. If I lived in the Russian Federation or a community where RU was spoken, I would be good by this time. But I live in the US. These cards are like "Cliff Notes" for the study of RU Grammar... everything you need to remember is condensed into small charts and tables. Things I always had trouble remembering I can now find at a glance, without having to dig them out of a textbook. Three double-sided plasticized sheets, all of which fold together and are punched to fit in a 3-ring notebook. Glad they asked me to do this review... It reminds me I should order another set of these for a young friend who is studying RU in college. (I get great joy from giving books to college students.)

Muy buena calidad. Viene en mica. Muy completo.

SO much information packed into one place. Good for a refresher or study, but not to learn it in the first place (but will definitely help).

As an adult learner who bought a lifetime subscription to Rosetta Stone during a late night shopping binge, I needed some supplemental material to help me with the Russian course. This is a nice laminated guide that includes a wealth of information from the Cyrillic alphabet to numbers, dates, and several grammar and syntax details. The only drawback is that the content is printed in very small font size - for children and teens blessed with the eyesight of youth, no probs. But for a middle-aged person who has ruined their eyeballs with too much computer time it is difficult to scan this quickly for the information I need.

son was pleased

Concise notes to carry around for quick reference.

The media could not be loaded. Nice and handy little tool

I like that it is a quick review that I can carry on my clip board when I treat people that have come from Russian and surrounding areas.