Practice

Practice: adjectives and agreement

Practise making Ukrainian adjectives agree with their noun in the nominative: hard and soft endings, masculine nouns in -о, plural-only nouns and adjectives after the noun.

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What you will practise

Choose the nominative ending of an adjective from its dictionary form and the gender and number of the noun.

Beginner · 8 questions · fill in the blank and multiple choice

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Question 1 of 8

Make the adjective agree with the noun.

кни́га

Meaning: a new book

Word to use: (нови́й)

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Grammar

Adjectives and agreement

The hard and soft adjective endings in the dictionary case, how adjectives agree with the gender and number of a noun, and where they go in the sentence.

Grammar

Nouns and gender

The three genders of Ukrainian nouns, how to recognise them from the dictionary form, the main exceptions, and why gender matters.

Grammar

Cases, an overview

What a case is, the seven Ukrainian cases with one plain-English job each, and why noun endings change.

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