Russian Preposition Exercises
Practise Russian prepositions in the sentence contexts where their case requirements matter. The exercises cover location and direction with в and на, source with из and с, approach with к, and common government patterns with о, без, перед, над, and other high-frequency prepositions.
Each question asks you to connect meaning, preposition, and noun ending. That makes the difference between в школе (location) and в школу (motion into) visible in context, while feedback explains why a case is required instead of treating the preposition as an isolated vocabulary item.
Begin with the prepositional basics drill, continue to preposition mastery, and practise motion-related government in the motion and cases drill. Read the Russian prepositions guide and the complete Russian grammar guide when you need a rule recap.
Frequently asked questions
Why practise Russian prepositions with case endings?
A Russian preposition normally selects a case, so the noun ending changes with the relationship expressed by the sentence.
Do в and на always take the same case in Russian?
No. With location they normally take the prepositional, while motion into or onto a place takes the accusative.
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