Focused Russian grammar practice
Russian Pronoun Exercises
8 focused drill sets
Build confidence with Russian personal, possessive, demonstrative, and case-based pronouns. Start with core forms, then use the grammar context to choose the right pronoun in a complete sentence.
What you will practise
Personal pronoun cases
Н- after prepositions
Possessive agreement
Demonstratives and question words
Choose a practice stage
Start with the forms
Beginner
Practise choosing the right pronoun form before adding more complex sentence context.
Core pronoun forms
Russian Pronouns: Personal and Possessive Forms
Practise personal, possessive, demonstrative, interrogative, indefinite, and negative pronouns in beginner contexts.10 questions
Apply pronouns in case contexts
Intermediate
Use pronouns after common verbs and prepositions, where case endings and н- matter most.
Six-case pronouns
Personal Pronouns Across the Cases
Practise personal-pronoun forms in all six cases, including prepositions and the third-person н- rule.10 questions
Agreement and possession
Possessive and Demonstrative Pronoun Agreement
Practise agreement of мой, твой, наш, and ваш, invariant third-person possessives, and declined forms of этот and тот.10 questions
Dative forms
Dative Case: Basic Recipients 1
Introduction to dative case with nouns and adjectives together10 questions
Case after prepositions
Prepositions: Case Selection 1
Practice which case to use with different prepositions using nouns and adjectives10 questions
Mix forms with real grammar
Advanced
Reinforce pronoun choices while handling movement, possession, and mixed case patterns.
Reflexive and indefinite forms
Advanced Pronouns in Context
Practise себя and свой, indefinite and negative pronouns, and the register and context of Russian pronoun suffixes.10 questions
Nuanced pronoun choices
Pronoun Contrasts in Context 1
Contrast reflexive, intensive, totality, distributive, relative, and indefinite or negative pronouns.10 questions
Mixed case context
Motion Verbs: Direction and Location 1
Practice cases with verbs of motion using nouns and adjectives10 questions
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.