Open Resources for Online Teaching in Slavic

Asking – video

In this video, learners are introduced to equivalents of the English verb to ask. Length: 3:38.

 

 

Asking

Author: Shannon Donnally Spasova

Made with the support of Michigan State University

Technology used to create this lesson: Toondoo, Google slides, Camtasia

Link to embeddable version of this material: https://youtu.be/6wnJFwFNyEM

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Level Novice ● Activity Type Grammar, Vocabulary ● Format Lesson, Video ● Grammar Verbs ●