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Оба and Обе in All Six Cases
Обо́их, обе́им, обе́ими — pick the form the sentence needs, and put the noun with it.
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Instrumental Case of Pronouns
No hints in brackets. Each sentence tells you who or what it is about — work it out, then put the pronoun into the instrumental.
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Instrumental Case of Nouns: With or Without С
Two decisions in every sentence: which ending the word needs, and whether с belongs in front of it. English gives you with for both, so this is the one place Russian asks you to think about something your own language never made you notice.
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Prepositional Case of Personal Pronouns
No hints in brackets this time. Each sentence tells you who it is about — your job is to work that out and put the right personal pronoun into the prepositional case. The preposition is already waiting for you.
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Prepositional Case of Nouns: В or На
Where is it, and where did it happen? Every sentence needs в or на plus the prepositional form of the word in brackets — and the words are not all singular, so keep an eye on the endings.
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Какой-то, -нибудь, or угодно with Cases
Practice choosing какой-то, какой-нибудь, or какой угодно in Russian, declined to agree with the noun.
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кто/что -то/-нибудь with Cases
Choose кто-то, кто-нибудь, что-то, or что-нибудь, then decline it to fit the sentence — context clues included.
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Dative Case Translation Exercise
Practice the Russian dative case by translating short English sentences — liking, feelings, needs, permission, age.
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Dative case of Nouns
Practice the Russian dative case: exercises with real dative verbs — nouns in singular, plural, plus tricky forms like матери and дочери. With answers.
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Dative Case of Personal Pronouns
Practice the Russian dative case with the exercises on personal pronouns — мне, тебе, ему, ей, нам, вам, им.
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Prepositional Case of Nouns in Singular
Practice choosing the right preposition в/на and forming the prepositional case of Russian nouns in singular.
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Accusative Case vs Nominative case
Learn to see the difference between “the person or thing doing something” and “the person or thing receiving the action.” This is one of the most important skills for using the Russian accusative case correctly.
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