In this deck, you will learn how to connect two ideas into a single fluent sentence using the relative pronoun 'который'. It functions like 'who', 'which', or 'that' in English, allowing you to describe people and objects naturally without chopping your speech into short sentences.

The word 'который' follows a two-step rule. Its gender and number match the noun it describes from the main sentence, but its case is decided by its grammatical role inside the relative clause. When it is the subject doing the action, use the nominative case. For a masculine noun, the form is 'который'. For example, 'Вот студент, который приехал из Лондона' means 'Here is the student who arrived from London'.

For a feminine noun acting as the subject of the relative clause, the nominative form is 'которая'. For example, 'Это книга, которая мне очень понравилась' means 'This is the book that I really liked'.