Quiz
Practice forms, then take mastery checks.
Practice uses repeatable 1, 5, or 20 prompt sets. Module quizzes are stricter mastery checks without pre-answer teaching.
Fast starts
Pick the drill format
One prompt is guided. Five prompts is practice. Twenty prompts is worksheet mode.
Use the default round when you want feedback after each answer.
Practice 5 prompts per screenA compact batch for daily repetition without a full worksheet.
Worksheet 20 prompts per screenUse high-volume practice when you want to move quickly through many forms.
Production English to RussianRead a controlled English cue and type the verified Russian form. This is a limited verified set, not open translation.
Single verb Choose one verb to drillOpen a verb reference page, then use Practice this verb to fill its personal, past, and imperative table.
Single adjective Choose one adjective to drillOpen an adjective reference page, then practise its verified agreement profiles without mixing lexical entries.
Targeted practice
Practice one skill at a time
Beginner module quizzes
Check the foundations
Module 1 covers verbs, Module 2 covers nouns and cases, and Module 3 covers adjective agreement and adjective-specific systems.
Test Type I forms first, then use the staircase below for each verified stage.
Module 2 Start with the 2.01 noun quizTest nominative singular first, then use the verified case modules below.
Module 3 Start with the first verified adjective quizCheck agreement after Learn and Reference. Staged modules never expose a disabled quiz as a working link.
Noun case quizzes
Practice Module 2 cases
Only modules backed by exact stored noun forms appear here. The full thirteen-step course remains available in Learn and Reference.
Adjective quizzes
Practice verified Module 3 systems
Only modules with a varied pool of exact stored adjective answers appear here. Every other step remains available in Learn and Reference.
Module 1 staircase
Quiz every verified verb stage
Each stage uses its own bounded pool of exact stored forms; no answer is inferred from a grammar rule.