Past Perfect (Subjunctive) Exercises For Ukrainian Grammar

In Ukrainian grammar, the Past Perfect (Subjunctive) is a verb tense that expresses a hypothetical, imagined, or wished-for action that occurred in the past. To form the Past Perfect (Subjunctive) in Ukrainian, one usually takes the past tense form of the verb and adds the particle “би” to it. This tense is commonly used in sentences with the conjunctions “якби” (if) and “коли б” (when/if). In both spoken and written Ukrainian, it is widely used to express a hypothetical situation or regret. Now, let’s practice the Past Perfect (Subjunctive) in Ukrainian with two exercises and a total of 15 sentences each.