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Russian exercises

Reading about Russian is not learning Russian. Four kinds of exercise, all free, all without an account — and every Russian word carries its stress.

✏️ Grammar exercises Gap fill, endings, word order — with the reason when you get it wrong. Try it → 🃏 Vocabulary games Match the pairs, word search and memory on the same ten words. Try it → 📖 Reading texts Short texts A1 to B2 — tap any word for its meaning and stress. Try it → 🎧 Listening Native recordings: hear it, then choose what you heard. Try it →

Quick answer

Pick what you need: grammar exercises for the endings, vocabulary games for the words, reading texts for the feel of real sentences, listening for the sound. Start anywhere — your progress is saved in this browser.

Grammar exercises

Every grammar page ends in a set like this. You get the reason, not just a cross — that is the part an answer key cannot give you.

У меня́ нет ___.

I don’t have a brother.

Exercise types: gap fill · choose the ending · put the words in order · match the pair · translate the sentence. Each one can be repeated with new items.

Vocabulary games

The same ten words, three ways. Tap through one round — it takes two minutes.

Reading texts

Short texts, sorted by level. Tap a line to see the English — and press the speaker to hear it read by a native speaker.

A1Анна и её деньAnna and her day · 5 sentences
Меня́ зову́т А́нна.My name is Anna. Я живу́ в Москве́.I live in Moscow. У́тром я пью ко́фе и чита́ю но́вости.In the morning I drink coffee and read the news. Пото́м я иду́ на рабо́ту.Then I go to work. Ве́чером я говорю́ с ма́мой по телефо́ну.In the evening I talk to my mum on the phone.

Tap a sentence to reveal the translation. In the finished version every single word is tappable, with its stress, its dictionary form and a button to save it.

Listening

Hear it first, decide afterwards. No text on screen until you have answered.

Listen

What is this person asking?

Check yourself

They said Скажи́те, пожа́луйста, где метро́? — “Tell me please, where is the metro?” That is the polite way to ask a stranger anything.

The same exercises on paper

Every exercise type here also exists as a printable PDF — with an answer key and the reason for each answer. Good for the train, for a notebook, or for working away from a screen.

PDFWhat is in itPrice
The 6 Cases Workbook300 exercises, every ending with stress$14
Verb & Aspect Tables150 verbs, both aspects, all forms$14
Cyrillic WorkbookTracing sheets and 200 words to decode$9
Grammar PackCases + verbs together$22

Cases finally clicking?

The 6 Cases Workbook: every ending on one page, then 300 exercises that make them automatic.

See the workbook — $14