| Introduction | p. 1 |
| Pronunciation | p. 4 |
| Hello! What's your name? | p. 13 |
| Introducing yourself and others | |
| Greeting people and asking names | |
| Simple statements and questions | |
| Very nice to meet you | p. 26 |
| Simple description of a room | |
| Further introductions and expressing appreciation | |
| Some countries and nationalities | |
| The plural | |
| Counting from 1 to 4 | |
| Stephen, do you have a family? | p. 41 |
| Offering things | |
| Please and thankyou | |
| Talking about your family | |
| Saying goodbye | |
| "Hello! I am calling from London ..." | p. 55 |
| Making a telephone conversation | |
| What is possible or necessary | |
| Ukrainian surnames | |
| Counting from 5 to 10 | |
| We need to book a room in a hotel | p. 70 |
| Finding your way around | |
| Possession | |
| Booking a hotel room | |
| Changing money | |
| Counting from 11 to 1 000 000 | |
| What's the climate like in Ukraine? | p. 83 |
| Apologising | |
| Saying what you like and how old you are | |
| Talking about the weather and past events | |
| Some time expressions and months of the year | |
| I have plans to develop trade with Ukraine | p. 97 |
| Answering the question 'where?' | |
| Playing sports and musical instruments | |
| More time expressions | |
| We are flying with Ukrainian Airlines | p. 109 |
| Expressing agreement | |
| Talking about future events and travel | |
| Ordinal numbers and years | |
| Telling the time | |
| Your passport, please | p. 127 |
| Passport and customs control | |
| More description of future events | |
| Verbs of motion | |
| I'll show you the building | p. 137 |
| Describing the interior of a house or flat | |
| Reading small ads in a newspaper | |
| Becoming familiar with Ukrainians | |
| Talking about your knowledge of foreign languages | |
| My friends and I want to have lunch | p. 150 |
| Addressing people | |
| Ordering a meal in a restaurant | |
| Getting to know Ukrainian cuisine | |
| I should like to walk the streets of Kyiv | p. 163 |
| A brief tour of Kyiv | |
| More on directions | |
| Being late | |
| I have brought proposals for the creation of a joint venture | p. 178 |
| Polite requests | |
| Comparing things | |
| Conducting business and shopping for clothes | |
| I want to call out the doctor | p. 192 |
| Describing common ailments | |
| The Ukrainian medical service | |
| Further comparisons | |
| What's your idea of the perfect wife? | p. 205 |
| Describing people's appearance and character | |
| Conversational tactics--extracting information, exclamations, changing the subject | |
| The train arriving on track number one ... | p. 218 |
| Train travel | |
| Talking about indefinite things and negatives | |
| Here's to the health of our guests! | p. 231 |
| Socialising and visiting Ukrainians' homes | |
| Major Ukrainian festivals | |
| Giving orders | |
| See you again, Ukraine! | p. 245 |
| Writing letters | |
| More about possession and negatives | |
| Wordbuilding | |
| Key to the exercises | p. 259 |
| Ukrainian--English vocabulary | p. 270 |
| Grammatical index | p. 299 |
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