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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Обо́их, обе́им, обе́ими — pick the form the sentence needs, and put the noun with it.
Pick о́ба or о́бе by gender, then put the noun and any adjective into the right form.
Not every both is о́ба. Choose the Russian that matches the English: и…, и…, и то, и друго́е, ни…, ни…
Two decisions in every sentence: which of the three prepositions belongs in the gap, and what form the word in brackets takes after it. No verbs of motion here — nothing is going anywhere. Your clue is what the sentence is actually about: a place, a channel, or a subject.
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.
Every question word — кто, что, какой, как, где, когда — choose -то, -нибудь, or угодно, and decline where the sentence needs it.
Practice choosing какой-то, какой-нибудь, or какой угодно in Russian, declined to agree with the noun.
Practice choosing -нибудь or угодно in Russian across кто, что, где, куда and когда — with context clues.
Choose кто-то, кто-нибудь, что-то, or что-нибудь, then decline it to fit the sentence — context clues included.
Practice joining two Russian sentences into one indirect question with «ли» — how Russian expresses "whether." Answers included.
Turn Russian statements into yes/no questions using the particle «ли». Practice sentences with answers, for A1–B1 learners.
Practice choosing the correct Russian preposition в/во or на to talk about location and place.