Adjectives: gender and endings in singular and plural

Red Square, Bolshoi Theater, Chistiye Prudy, Alexander Garden - are famous places in Moscow.
As you have noticed, the names of these places consist of two words - adjective and noun.
The form of the adjective depends on the form of the noun.(Form is gender, number, and case).

How to say "I have" in Russian

Comparing Russian and English, you will immediately notice that in Russian there are no auxiliary verbs and therefore very often in the present tense there is no verb at all. So, for example, in the sentence "Это дом" - "This is a house", or "I am in Moscow" - "Я в Москве".