In this module, you will become familiar with concept of a direct object and the fact that Ukrainian uses the accusative case for direct objects in affirmative sentences and questions. You will also learn the accusative case forms for singular and plural inanimate nouns of all genders.
In this module, you will learn when Ukrainian uses the genitive case for direct objects and become familiar with the genitive case forms for singular feminine nouns.
In this module, you will learn the accusative case forms for singular and plural animate nouns and review the accusative case forms for inanimate nouns.
In this module, you will become familiar with the meanings of prepositional phrases with prepositions в/у, на and про followed by nouns in the accusative case, as well as with the most common contexts in which these phrases are used.
In this module, you will review personal pronouns in the nominative case and learn their forms in the accusative case. You will practice using them in introductions, particularly with the verb зва́ти.
In this module, you will work with accusative and genitive case forms of personal pronouns, which happen to be identical. You will become familiar with their use in various contexts, particularly as direct objects in questions as well as affirmative and negative sentences.
In this module, you will learn accusative and genitive case forms of personal pronouns after prepositions, some of which differ from the forms you have seen so far in this unit.
In this module, you will learn the accusative case endings of adjectives for all genders and for plural – when they are used with inanimate nouns. You will practice agreement between adjectives and inanimate nouns in the accusative case, as well as the question word яки́й.
In this module, you will learn the accusative case endings of adjectives for all genders and for plural – when they are used with animate nouns. You will practice agreement between adjectives and animate nouns in the accusative case in direct object contexts and after prepositions followed by the accusative.