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    Tweet 10Russian For Everyone Learn Russian Language Online

    Self study guide for elementary level learners of Russian

    and for intermediate level students who wish to review basic grammar and vocabulary

    Grammar Lesson 5 

    Asking Whose in Russian? The Possessive Pronouns его, её, их, наш, ваш 

    Russian

    grammar

    and

    vocabulary.

    Unit 2

    Grammar

    Lesson 5

    Asking Whose

    in Russian?

    The

    Possessive

    Pronouns его,

    её, их, наш,

    ваш

    Grammar

    Lesson 6

    Asking What

    and Who?

    Nominative

    case. Asking

    Where?

    Prepositional

    case

    Phrasebook

    Topic 5

    Family

    Phrasebook

    Topic 6

    At the Airport

    Quiz 6

    Check what

    you have

    learned from

    Grammar

    Lessons 5-6

    and

    Phrasebook

    Topics 5-6

    with this 10

    minute quiz.

    Grammar

    Lesson 7

    What is an

    Adjective?

    Nominative

    Case of

    Adjectives

    Grammar

    Lesson 8

    Demonstrative

    Pronouns

    этот and тот.

    Indeclinable

    это vs.Demonstrative

    pronouns

    этот (эта, это,

    эти)

     Грамматика Possessive Pronouns

     

    1. Asking Whose?

    Study the following dialogues. Note what Russian pronouns correspond to English whose and my. Click each statement

    to listen, then read aloud.

    1. - Чей это карандаш?

    - Это мой карандаш.

    1.

      - Whose pencil is this?

      - This is my pencil.

    2. - Чья это книга?

    - Это моя книга.

    2.

      - Whose book is this?

      - This is my book.

    3. - Чьё это письмо?

    - Это моё письмо.

    3.

      - Whose letter is this?

      - This is my letter.

    4. - Чьи это книги?

      - Это мои книги.

    4.

      - Whose books are these?

      - These are my books.

     

    As you can see, Russian has four different forms for English whose and my. That is because Russian possessive

    pronouns мой (my), твой (your, yours - sing.), наш (our, ours), ваш (your, yours - pl.) and interrogative pronoun чей?

    (whose?) agree with the nouns they modify in gender and number. That means:

    мой, твой, наш, ваш are used to modify masculine nouns;

    моя, твоя, наша, ваша are used to modify feminine nouns;

    моё, твоё, наше, ваше are used to modify neuter nouns;

    мои, твои, наши, ваши are used to modify plural nouns.

     

    2. The Possessive Pronouns его, её, их.

    Study the following dialogues. Note what Russian pronouns correspond to English his. Click each statement to listen,

    then read aloud.

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    Phrasebook

    Topic 7

    Clothes

    Phrasebook

    Topic 8

    Learn

    numbers 1-20

    in Russian

    Quiz 7

    Check what

    you have

    learned from

    Grammar

    Lessons 7-8

    and

    Phrasebook

    Topic 7 with

    this 10 minute

    quiz.

    Test 2

    Check what

    you have

    learned from

    Grammar

    Lessons 5-8

    and

    Phrasebook

    Topics 5-8.

    1. - Чей это карандаш?

    - Это его карандаш.

      - Whose pencil is this?

      - This is his pencil.

    2. - Чья это книга?

    - Это его книга.

      - Whose book is this?

      - This is his book.

    3. - Чьё это письмо?

    - Это его письмо.  - Whose letter is this?

      - This is his letter.

    4. - Чьи это книги?

      - Это его книги.

     

    *Note the pronunciation of его  - [йиво]!   - Whose books are

    these?

      - These are his books.

    Unlike the pronouns мой, твой, наш, ваш, the pronouns его* (his, it's), её (her; hers, it's), их (their; theirs) never change

    their form, no matter what noun they modify (masculine, feminine, neuter, or plural).

    Study the usage of the pronouns его, её, их:

      студент (он) - это его карандаш, его книга, его письмо, его карандаши, книги, письма;

    студентка (она) - это её карандаш, её книга, её письмо, её карандаши, книги, письма;

    студенты (они) - это их карандаш, их книга, их письмо, их карандаши, книги, письма.

    The chart below lists all possessive pronouns:

    whose my your(s) our(s) your(s) his her their Noun

    Masculine

    Feminine

    Neuter

    Plural

    чей?

    чья?

    чьё?

    чьи?

    мой

    моя

    моё

    мои

    твой

    твоя

    твоё

    твои

    наш

    наша

    наше

    наши

    ваш

    ваша

    ваше

    ваши

     

    его

     

    её

     

    их

     

    карандаш

    книга

    письмо

    книги

    3. The Possessive Pronoun Ваш, ваш.

    The possessive pronoun ваш (ваша, ваше, ваши) is used the same way as the personal pronoun вы to address more

    then one person or one person on formal/polite terms (in that case Ваш, Ваша, Ваше, Ваши is capitalized). Compare:

    1. - Таня, Оля, это ваша кошка? - Tanya, Olya, is that your cat?

    2. - Иван Петрович, это Ваша книга? - Ivan Petrovich, is that your book?

    3. - Анна Петровна, это Ваши дети? - Anna Petrovna, are these your children?

    *Петрович, Петровна - patronymic names 

    Exercises Упражнения

    Practise using Possessive Pronouns мой, твой, наш, ваш

    Practise using Possessive Pronouns его, её, их

    Practise using Possessive Pronouns мой, твой, наш, ваш, его, её, их

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