Pronouns Ahoy

Here's a battleship game - sink the enemy's ships with your knowledge of Russian pronoun declension and use.

Play the game.

Note: "computer skill level" is how good you want your opponent to be. To play the game, click on the squares on your side - the blank side - to try to locate your opponent's ships. If you answer a question correctly, you score a hit; if you don't, you have to take a second shot. Hit each square in a ship to sink it. To win, sink the computer's ships before it sinks yours.

Verbal Battles

Here's a battleship game - sink the enemy's ships with your knowledge of Russian verb conjugations.

Play the game.

Note: "computer skill level" is how good you want your opponent to be. To play the game, click on the squares on your side - the blank side - to try to locate your opponent's ships. If you answer a question correctly, you score a hit; if you don't, you have to take a second shot. Hit each square in a ship to sink it. To win, sink the computer's ships before it sinks yours.

Russian Grammar Drills

Found these customizable drills on grammar:

• Russian Verbs


• Russian Nouns


• Russian Adjectives

Hope you find them useful.

Declining Names

Here is a presentation with exercises focusing on foreign names in Russian press and how (if) they decline.

Declining to Decline

New Year's Day with verbs

Here are a couple of presentations on predicting verb tense and aspect. They're really the same lesson, but one has the lesson plan included and the other doesn't. The text - including an audio clip and video - is Putin's 2008 New Year's Day speech.

S Novym Godom
Lesson plan for S Novym Godom