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Sample Video: Unit 1, Dialog 1
Table of Contents and Free Sample Lessons
Unit 1 – Education

- A conversation with Айгүл, a university student , try a Listening Dictation
- Secondary and Higher Education
- A conversation with Хадиша апай, a chemistry teacher
- Kazakh Ablai Khan University of International Relations and World Languages
Unit 2 – Government and Diplomacy

- Kazakhstan’s Diplomacy
- Political Parties
- Relationships Between Kazakh and Kyrgyz Countries
- Republic of Kazakhstan’s Political System
Unit 3 – Natural Resources
- Oil and Gas Industry
- Tengiz deposit
- Oil and Gas Projects
- History of Oil Industry in Atyrau
Unit 4 – Business and Agriculture
- Kazakhstan Industry
- Business and Economy
- Business Culture
- Agriculture
Unit 5 – Culture
- Kazakh People’s Culture
- Kazakh Traditions and Customs
- Kazakh National Pedagogy
- Kazakhstan’s Cultural Life
Instructor’s Guide
Grammar
- Unit 1
- Vowel and Consonant Harmony
- Third-Person Possessive in the Locative, Accusative and Dative Cases
- The Past Participle in Relative Clauses
- The Present Participle in Relative Clauses
- Adverbial Clauses of Time with Postpositions “соң” and “кейін”
- The Present Continuous Tense
- Unit 2
- The Passive Voice
- Auxiliary Verbs
- The Infinitive
- Necessity
- Obligation
- Noun Suffixes
- Unit 3
- Third-Person Possessive in the Genitive, Ablative and Instrumental Cases
- The Past Participle as a Predicate
- The Infinitive in the Locative, Dative and Accusative Cases
- Conditional Sentences
- Unit 4
- The Infinitive in the Locative, Ablative and Accusative Cases
- Expressing Want
- Conjunctions and Postpositions
- Unit 5
- More on Adverbial Clauses of Time
- The Postposition “бұрын”
- Pronouns “барлық”, “бәрі” and “өз”
- Probability and Possibility
- First-Person and Second-Person Possessive in the Locative, Dative and Accusative Cases
About the Author
Akmaral Mukanova received her master’s degree in English Language and Linguistics from the University of Arizona where she was a Visiting Scholar with the U.S. State Department’s Junior Faculty Development Program. Her professional experience includes English and Kazakh language instruction, adult education, curriculum development, and online training. She managed U.S. government-led international programs and curriculum development initiatives. Her interests include adult learning and workforce development, instructional design, and e-Learning. She is also the author of our Advanced Kazakh course.Other Kazakh Resources
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