Pronouns · Grammar in Use
-нибудь vs угодно
Practice choosing -нибудь or угодно in Russian across кто, что, где, куда and когда — with context clues.
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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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Guess the Russian Word: Words You Already Know
Guess the Russian word for each English word. Write down your guess before you check it. Most of these you'll get right on instinct alone.
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«ли» Indirect Questions Exercise: Practice "Whether" in Russian
Practice joining two Russian sentences into one indirect question with «ли» — how Russian expresses "whether." Answers included.
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«ли» Yes/No Questions Exercise: Practice Russian Question Formation
Turn Russian statements into yes/no questions using the particle «ли». Practice sentences with answers, for A1–B1 learners.
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Russian Past Tense Exercises: Practice Verb Endings and был/была/были
Complete the sentences with the correct past tense forms of Russian verbs and practice using был, была, было, были in everyday situations.
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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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Russian Prepositions В/Во and На
Practice choosing the correct Russian preposition в/во or на to talk about location and place.
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Иметь or у ... есть?
Russians have the verb иметь ("to have"), but for everyday possession they say у меня есть instead. This exercise trains you to spot which one each sentence needs.
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