Quite a few English nouns ending in a consonant have corresponding cognates in Russian. The confusing thing is that these English nouns end in consonants whi...

I am constantly receiving lots of questions about the proper usage of the prepositions ‘in/at/on’ with geographical names. Here is my short guide on how to u...

The instrumental case is commonly used with the preposition “C” (with). Take a look at some good examples in the poster. VOCABULARY блю́дце = saucer зонт = u...

Some cases of the genitive case are explained in the posters below. Examples from everyday life. #grammar #genitivecase #cases #родительныйпадеж

Prepositional case is the first Russian case to start a challenging adventuture through the Russian cases. Its main usage is showing a location. Pictures bel...

Adjective-noun agreement simple rule: Adjectives must agree in gender and number with the nouns they describe. You can see the examples and the explanations ...

How would you translate this sentence into Russian “I don’t know if I speak Russian well?” If you turn to the Google Translate for help, it will possibly giv...