Questions & Answers about Моя жена сегодня работает дома.
In Russian, possessive pronouns agree with the gender of the noun they modify.
- жена (wife) is a feminine noun.
- The feminine form of my is моя.
- The masculine form мой is used with masculine nouns (e.g. мой брат – my brother).
So you get:
- моя жена – my wife
- мой муж – my husband
- моё окно – my window (neuter)
- мои дети – my children (plural)
Работает is:
- present tense
- 3rd person singular
- from the imperfective verb работать (to work)
Russian does not have a special progressive form like English “is working.” The simple present of an imperfective verb usually covers both:
- Она работает. – She works. / She is working.
Context (like сегодня – today) tells us that here it is about what is happening today, so we naturally translate:
- Моя жена сегодня работает дома. – My wife is working at home today.