Usage of Instrumental case
The case system in Russian is a difficult grammatical theme. But if you understand the system and able to use it correctly, the Russian language will seem to become easy and very attractive. ;)
There are six cases in the Russian language: Nominative (1), Genitive (2), Dative (3), Accusative (4), Instrumental (5), Prepositional (6).
And in this post we will acquaint you with one of them - the Instrumental case (5).
There are six cases in the Russian language: Nominative (1), Genitive (2), Dative (3), Accusative (4), Instrumental (5), Prepositional (6).
And in this post we will acquaint you with one of them - the Instrumental case (5).
Doctor and Disease
Врач, врачи́ doctor, doctors
До́ктор, доктора́ doctor, doctors
Боле́знь, боле́зни disease
До́ктор, доктора́ doctor, doctors
Боле́знь, боле́зни disease
Genitive case (plural)
The case system in Russian is complicated, but important.
The Genitive case (2) is one of the most popular in Russian. And, since we have already considered the changes in nouns in the singular (read here), now let's speak about the rules for the noun forms in the plural.
The Genitive case (2) is one of the most popular in Russian. And, since we have already considered the changes in nouns in the singular (read here), now let's speak about the rules for the noun forms in the plural.
Usage of Dative case
The case system in Russian is a difficult grammatical theme. But if you understand the system and able to use it correctly, the Russian language will seem to become easy and very attractive. ;)
There are six cases in the Russian language: Nominative (1), Genitive (2), Dative (3), Accusative (4), Instrumental (5), Prepositional (6).
And in this post we will acquaint you with one of them - the Dative case (3).
There are six cases in the Russian language: Nominative (1), Genitive (2), Dative (3), Accusative (4), Instrumental (5), Prepositional (6).
And in this post we will acquaint you with one of them - the Dative case (3).
