Čeština extra - Průvodce českou gramatikou
Češtinu extra můžete koupit v knihkupectvích (Luxor) nebo například v těchto e-shopech
AKROPOLIS (vydavatel)
KNIHY DOBROVSKÝ
DŮM KNIHY - KANZELSBERGER
AMAZON.CO.UK
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Jestli už Češtinu extra máte, podívejte se sem.
Jak vypadá Čeština extra? Podívejte se tady:
Recenzi v češtině najdete na webu nakladatelství Akropolis.
AUDIOKLÍČ si můžete zdarma stáhnout na webu nakladatelství Akropolis, nebo koupit na CD v knihkupectvích.
vypadat nějak - to look like
například - for example
knihkupectví (jedno) - bookstore
zdarma - (for) free
stahovat / :stáhnout (stáhne, stáhl) něco 4A někde - to download
kupovat / :koupit něco 4A někde - to buy st
klíč (jeden) - key
Co si myslí o Češtině extra uživatelé - studenti:
"This is a great book for banging through exercises and helping to fix the Czech grammar rules.
Whilst I can’t say they are all in there yet, the book provides the kind of repetitive practice which I needed to start the process of demystifying the declension rules.
It’s a well thought out book – as a language teacher I tend to be hypercritical of materials as it’s part of my job, but the only real flaw for me was a difficulty to see whether there was an accent over the letters sometimes (but that’s more to do with my eyesight).
Another good thing about the book is that it contains useful language examples rather than the useless stuff you sometimes find, e.g. „How many hands do you have?“ or „The elephant is in the cupboard?“
This means that it also acts as a sort of phrase book in some ways with real life language that you can put straight to use."
David Young, Course Director and teacher trainer at Oxfordtefl in Prague and my former student
"This is the book I have been waiting for. There are many textbooks for Czech and I have found some of them quite useful.
However, I have found nothing else so easy to use, or so complete, for drilling myself or for looking up a point of grammar that is new or unclear to me.
Because learning to hear another language is always harder for me than learning to read it, I am very glad to have CDs as well.
I want to thank Jana Harperova for providing this book and these CDs for people who are learning Czech.
I would also like to thank the person who first showed me this book."
Linda Reilly, English teacher at Channel Crossings language school in Prague