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Practice: someone, anyone, something

Practise Ukrainian indefinite words: хтось or будь-хто́, кого́сь and з ки́мось, яка́сь жі́нка, хто-не́будь, де́хто with a singular verb, and ні- words after не.

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What you will practise

Choose between -сь, будь- and -небудь, change only the хто or що part, and use ні- words in negative sentences.

Intermediate · 9 questions · multiple choice and fill in the blank

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Question 1 of 9

Someone you can't see is knocking at the door. Which sentence fits?

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Grammar

Someone, anyone, no one

Indefinite pronouns and adverbs such as хтось, щось, десь, колись, будь-хто, хто-небудь, абихто and дехто, how they change their form, and when they are written as one word, with a hyphen or apart.

Grammar

Questions

How to ask yes/no questions with intonation or чи, the main Ukrainian question words, and how who, what, which and whose change their form.

Grammar

Negation

How to say no and not in Ukrainian with ні and не, why Ukrainian uses double negatives, and how to say "there is no" with нема́є and the genitive.

Grammar

Personal pronouns in all cases

Every case form of я, ти, він, вона, воно, ми, ви and вони; the н- forms after prepositions; the stress shift in до мене; the reflexive себе; and хто and що.

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