Russian Grammar

This article serves as additional information about Genitive case. For students who already know the basic level of Genitive case from our previous articles, we

Possessive pronouns in Russian language designate ownership and answers question “whose is this?” In English language there are equivalents such as “my, your, his, her

Russian language is also different from English even in the view of Personal Pronouns. Of course, you are going to spend some time to learn

Adjectives in Russian language agree with nouns in gender, number, and case. So adjective declension depends on what case is used; plural or singular noun

Prepositional case is the sixth and final case of Russian language and has only 3 very simple rules. We will be discussing it in following

Instrumental case is the fifth case of Russian language and consists of 5 rules. We are going to discuss them in the following article. 1)

Accusative case is the fourth case of Russian language and has 4 rules that we want to discuss in the article: 1.) Accusative Case Most

Dative case is the third case of Russian language and has only 3 main rules, which are going to be discussed in this article. 1)

This article will teach you of Genitive case. Genitive case in Russian language is used to express that something or somebody belongs (refers) to something

The Nominative case in Russian is the initial form of Russian nouns. You’ll find nouns in dictionaries and vocabulary only in the Nominative case form. Nominative case