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Practice: possessives and свій

Practise Ukrainian possessives in all cases: твого́, на́шій, ва́шою, ї́хній rather than їх, the unchanging його́ and її́, and свій for the subject's own thing.

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What you will practise

Make the agreeing possessives match the noun, keep його́ and її́ unchanged, and choose свій when the owner is the subject.

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

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Question 1 of 9

Make the possessive agree with the noun.

Я ще не ба́чила бра́та.

Meaning: I haven't seen your brother yet. (informal, ти; said by a woman)

Word to use: (твій)

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Grammar

Possessives and свій

All the words for my, your, his, her, our and their, how they change for case, why ї́хній is recommended for their, and when to use свій (one's own) instead.

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Pronouns

The Ukrainian words for I, you, he, she, it, we and they; when to say ти and when to say ви; and the words for my, your, his, her, our and their.

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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Adjectives in all cases

The case endings of hard adjectives like новий and soft adjectives like синій, the accusative of people and animals, and the possessives мій, твій, наш and ваш in all cases.

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