Russian grammar

Alphabet and pronunciation

• Russian alphabet

  • Russian alphabet: vowels
  • Russian alphabet: consonants
  • Soft sign (Ь) and hard sign (Ъ)

• Russian pronunciation

  • Russian pronunciation rules
  • Accent marks in Russian words

Russian nouns

• Russian nouns

  • Gender in Russian
  • Plural in Russian

Russian cases

• Nominative case

  • Introduction to Russian cases - the Nominative case

• Genitive case

  • The Genitive case and its prepositions
  • The Genitive case with singular nouns
  • The Genitive case with plural nouns
  • Personal pronouns in the Genitive
  • Demonstrative pronouns in the Genitive
  • Possessive pronouns in the Genitive

• Dative case

  • Dative case in Russian and its prepositions
  • The Dative case with singular nouns
  • The Dative case with plural nouns
  • Personal pronouns in the Dative
  • Demonstrative pronouns in the Dative
  • Possessive pronouns in the Dative case

• Accusative case

  • The Accusative case in Russian
  • The Accusative case of singular nouns
  • The Accusative case of plural nouns
  • Personal pronouns in the Accusative
  • Demonstrative pronouns in the Accusative case
  • Possessive pronouns in the Accusative case

• Instrumental case

  • The Instrumental case and its prepositions
  • The Instrumental case with singular nouns
  • The Instrumental case with plural nouns
  • Personal pronouns in the Instrumental
  • Demonstrative pronouns in the Instrumental
  • Possessive pronouns in the Instrumental

• Prepositional case

  • The Prepositional case in Russian and its prepositions
  • The Prepositional case with singular nouns
  • The Prepositional case with plural nouns
  • Personal pronouns in the Prepositional
  • Demonstrative pronouns in the Prepositional case
  • Possessive pronouns in the Prepositional case

Russian pronouns

• Russian personal pronouns

  • Russian personal pronouns
  • Personal pronouns in the Genitive
  • Personal pronouns in the Dative
  • Personal pronouns in the Instrumental
  • Personal pronouns in the Prepositional

• Russian possessive pronouns

  • Russian possessive pronouns
  • Possessive pronouns in the Genitive
  • Possessive pronouns in the Dative case
  • Possessive pronouns in the Instrumental
  • Possessive pronouns in the Prepositional case

• Russian demonstrative pronouns

  • Russian demonstrative pronouns
  • Demonstrative pronouns in the Genitive
  • Demonstrative pronouns in the Dative
  • Demonstrative pronouns in the Instrumental
  • Demonstrative pronouns in the Prepositional case

• Russian determinative pronouns

  • Russian emphatic definite pronoun САМ
  • Everything and all in Russian

• Russian interrogative words

  • How many? How much? in Russian
  • Who and what in Russian
  • Where? in Russian
  • Why? in Russian
  • When? in Russian
  • Russian interrogative pronoun КАКОЙ
  • Russian interrogative pronoun ЧЕЙ (whose?)

• Russian indefinite pronouns

  • "Some" and "any" in Russian - Russian indefinite pronouns

• Russian negative pronouns

  • Nothing and never in Russian
  • Russian negative pronouns starting with HE

• Russian reflexive pronouns

  • Reflexive pronoun СЕБЯ
  • Russian reflexive possessive pronoun СВОЙ

Russian verbs

• Russian verbs aspects

  • Russian verb aspects

• Russian Present tense

  • Russian Present tense

• Russian Past tense

  • Russian Past tense
  • "To be" in the Past tense

• Russian Future tense

  • Future tense in Russian

• Helpful tips

  • "To be" in Russian
  • The infinitive of the Russian verbs
  • "To be" in the Past tense
  • To go in Russian - Идти and ехать

• Russian Imperative mood

  • Russian Imperative mood (Command form)

• Reflexive verbs

  • Reflexive verbs

• Russian verbs of motions

  • Russian verbs of motion (unprefixed)
  • Prefixed verbs of motion

Russian adjectives

• Declension of Russian adjectives

  • Declension of Russian adjectives

• Short form of Russian adjectives

  • The short form of Russian adjectives

• The comparative degree

  • The comparative degree of Russian adjectives: the long form
  • The comparative degree of Russian adjectives: the short form

• The superlative degree

  • The superlative degree of Russian adjectives

• Long form of Russian adjectives

  • Russian adjectives (introduction)
  • Use of the long form of Russian adjectives

Russian adverbs

• Russian adverbs

  • Russian adverbs

Russian numbers

• Russian cardinal numbers

  • Russian numbers from 0 to 100
  • Counting in Russian
  • Russian numbers above 100
  • Declension of Russian cardinal numerals

• Russian ordinal numbers

  • Russian ordinal numbers

• Fractions in Russian

  • Fractions in Russian

Other grammar points

• Russian prepositions

  • The Genitive case and its prepositions
  • The Accusative case in Russian
  • Dative case in Russian and its prepositions
  • The Instrumental case and its prepositions
  • The Prepositional case in Russian and its prepositions

• Grammatical constructs

  • Here and there in Russian
  • Negation in Russian
  • Questions in Russian
  • "I like" in Russian
  • "I have" in Russian
  • "There is" and "there are" in Russian
  • Russian days of the week
  • Можно and нельзя
  • Need, have to, must, should in Russian
  • Need, have to, must, should in the Past and Future tense
  • Time in Russian
  • Asking time, specifying the time of events

• Russian conjunctions

  • Russian conjuctions И, А, and НО

• Russian spelling

  • Russian spelling rules
  • Capitalization in Russian

• Particles in Russian

  • Particles "-то" and "же" in Russian

• Suffixes in Russian

  • Diminutive-hypocoristic suffixes in Russian

• Prefixes in Russian

  • Prefixes in Russian