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Russian pronoun and adjective practice

Adjectives and words like “my” and “this” agree with their noun: they copy its gender, number and case in their own ending. Pronouns change form by case too. Each question gives you the noun; you choose the matching word.

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MASCULINEно́выйдомnew houseFEMININEно́ваямаши́наnew carNEUTERно́воеокно́new windowPLURALно́выедома́new houses
One adjective, но́вый (NO-vy, new), four endings. The noun’s ending (blue) decides the adjective’s ending (red).

Personal pronouns in every case

я (I), ты (you), он (he) and the rest change form in each case, just as nouns do. Pronouns guide →

NOMяIGENменя́of meDATмнеto meACCменя́meINSмнойwith mePREPобо мне́about meGenitive and accusative share a form; after о (about), мне takes обо.
One pronoun, six cases. Learn я and ты first: the rest follow the same pattern.
Choose “me”Accusative Ты … лю́бишь? Do you love me?
Choose “to him”Dative Позвони́ …! Call him!
Choose “with us”Instrumental Пойдём с … Come with us.
Choose “about her”Prepositional Мы говори́м о … We’re talking about her.
Choose “them”Genitive У … есть соба́ка. They have a dog.
Choose “you” (polite)Nominative … говори́те по-англи́йски? Do you speak English?

My, your, our

мой (my), твой (your), наш (our) and ваш (your, polite or plural) agree with the thing owned, not the owner. его́ (his), её (her) and их (their) never change. Pronouns guide →

CHANGES WITH THE NOUNNEVER CHANGESмой братмоя́ сестра́моё окно́его́ братего́ сестра́его́ окно́
мой (my) agrees with the thing owned. его́ (his), её (her) and их (their) stay fixed: brother, sister, window.
Choose “my”Feminine … ма́ма my mum
Choose “your”Neuter … пальто́ your coat
Choose “our”Plural … друзья́ our friends
Choose “her”Fixed … брат her brother

This and that

э́тот (this) and тот (that) agree like adjectives. In “This is…” sentences, use the fixed word э́то. Pronouns guide →

Choose “this”Masculine … стол this table
Choose “that”Feminine … кни́га that book
Choose “this is”Identifying … моя́ сестра́. This is my sister.
Choose “these”Plural … лю́ди these people

Adjective endings

Long adjectives sit before the noun and take its gender, number and case. Words ending in -ий such as си́ний (dark blue) take soft endings. Adjectives guide →

Choose “big”Feminine … ко́мната a big room
Choose “red”Neuter … вино́ red wine
Choose “dark blue”Soft … мо́ре the dark blue sea
Choose “new”Accusative Я купи́л … маши́ну. I bought a new car.
Choose “big”Prepositional Я живу́ в … до́ме. I live in a big house.
Choose “interesting”Plural … кни́ги interesting books

Short adjectives

Some adjectives have a short form used after the subject, with no verb “is”. A few, like рад (glad) and до́лжен (must), only exist in the short form. Short adjectives guide →

Choose “glad”Feminine Я о́чень … I’m very glad (said by a woman).
Choose “busy”Masculine Он сейча́с … He’s busy right now.
Choose “must”Plural Мы … идти́. We must go.
Choose “closed”Neuter Окно́ … The window is closed.