All languages › Russian

🇷🇺 Russian — Grammar Explained

Grammar, explained like a human.

The Cyrillic AlphabetLesson 1 Greetings and PronounsLesson 2 Zero copula in the present tenseLesson 3 Negation with не and asking yes/no questionsLesson 4 Three genders, one ruleLesson 5 How to make a noun pluralLesson 6 My, your, our, their — and the agreement gameLesson 7 Six endings, one stemLesson 8 The -ить patternLesson 9 The accusative case for direct objectsLesson 10 Russian past tenseLesson 11 The compound futureLesson 12 Genitive case for possessionLesson 13 More uses of the genitiveLesson 14 The dative caseLesson 15 The instrumental caseLesson 16 The prepositional caseLesson 17 Numbers 1–100 and basic timeLesson 18 Days, months, and datesLesson 19 Animate accusative for masculine and pluralLesson 20 Adjectives agree in everythingLesson 21 Verbs ending in -ся / -сьLesson 22 Imperfective and perfective verbsLesson 23 How perfective verbs build their tensesLesson 24 Russian motion verbs come in pairsLesson 25 Prefixes change the direction of motionLesson 26 Forming the imperativeLesson 27 Making comparisonsLesson 28 Two kinds of conditionalsLesson 29 Russian's modal toolkitLesson 30 The full adjective case tableLesson 31 The genitive plural deeperLesson 32 The dative governance patternLesson 33 Prepositions of duration and timingLesson 34 Который is the all-purpose 'which/who/that'Lesson 35 Two ways to embed a clauseLesson 36 Talking about body and feelingLesson 37 Eating and ordering in RussianLesson 38 Talking about clothes and shoppingLesson 39 Weather without a subjectLesson 40 Talking about how you travelLesson 41 Talking about your jobLesson 42 Expressing how you feelLesson 43 The big family vocabularyLesson 44 Big numbers and ordinalsLesson 45 Russian etiquette and polite formsLesson 46 Active participles — present and pastLesson 47 Passive participles — past and presentLesson 48 The verbal adverbLesson 49 Embedding questionsLesson 50

Learn it properly — in the app

Duspik teaches real grammar with stories, exercises and an AI tutor that grades what you mean, not just the exact words.