Russian Cases Beginner Practice
Build a foundation in Russian cases with high-frequency noun endings, question words, and everyday sentence patterns.
Begin with nominative, accusative, genitive, dative, instrumental, and prepositional forms in clear A1–A2 examples.
When these core patterns feel familiar, continue to intermediate case combinations and preposition choices. Review the Russian cases guide alongside the exercise hub.
Browse the Russian grammar exercises hub for other skills and levels.
Available Beginner Russian Cases Drill Sets
Frequently asked questions
How many cases are there in Russian?
Modern Russian is normally taught with six cases: nominative, accusative, genitive, dative, instrumental, and prepositional. Each changes endings to show a noun's role.
How should I practise Russian cases?
Start with the six cases in short sentences, notice the question words and prepositions, then use focused drills to choose the ending that fits the context.
Note: This site uses JavaScript for interactive drills, audio playback, and progress tracking. Please enable JavaScript for the full experience.