A passive participle in Ukrainian is a verb form that indicates an action being done to the subject by someone or something else.
A verb form that denotes an action done by the subject itself.
A type of adjective that describes future actions of the subject.
A noun form derived from a verb indicating future intentions.
By adding prefixes like 'роз-' and 'по-' to the verb stem.
Passive participles are usually formed by adding suffixes like -ний and -тий to the verb stem.
By changing the verb ending to -ува and -ати.
Using the root form of the verb directly without any changes.
A passive participle describes a noun that is receiving the action of the verb.
It indicates an ongoing action performed by the subject.
A passive participle is used to emphasize the doer of an action.
It converts verbs to adverbs to describe manner.
No, they remain unchanged regardless of the noun.
Yes, passive participles must agree in gender, number, and case with the nouns they modify.
Only in formal writing is this rule applied.
They only agree in gender when the noun is animate.
The verb 'будувати' (to build) can form the passive participle 'побудований' (built).
The verb 'читати' (to read) forms the participle 'читливий' (readable).
The verb 'працювати' (to work) changes to 'працюючий' (working).
The verb 'говорити' (to speak) forms 'говорливий' (talkative).
They can only appear in the nominative and accusative cases.
Ukrainian passive participles can appear in nominative, accusative, genitive, dative, instrumental, and locative cases, depending on their role in the sentence.
Only the instrumental case is used for passive participles.
They are limited to the nominative case, irrespective of the sentence role.