Russian Pronoun Exercises
Build reliable Russian pronoun forms with focused exercises rather than memorising a single table. These drills practise personal pronouns in the six cases, possessive agreement, demonstratives, question words, and the special н- added to third-person pronouns after most prepositions.
Start with the personal forms я, ты, он, она, мы, вы, они, then work through sentence contexts that require forms such as мне, его, с ней, and о них. Immediate explanations show why a form is correct and help you separate possessives that agree (мой, моя, моё, мои) from его, её, их, which do not change.
Use the Russian pronouns guide for reference, then begin with the dative drill, prepositional drill, and preposition mastery drill. The complete Russian grammar guide explains how pronoun case fits the wider system.
Frequently asked questions
How do Russian pronoun exercises help?
They make you choose the correct case and form in context, including personal pronouns after prepositions and possessive agreement.
Why do Russian pronouns sometimes begin with н- after a preposition?
Third-person pronouns normally add н- after most prepositions: у него, с ней, and о них.
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