Basic Russian 1: Accusative Case with Direct Object | Practice 1

This video is a case training session for beginners. Follow the instructions in the video to get the most out of this practice. Recommended for the beginning level.
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accusative so easy so far thanks to you i used to think prepositional case is the easiest one

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i think u should present the noun first in its initial form snd then compare it to how it gets trasforned after using it through the actual case in the sentence. This way we can see clearly the change...

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In the example, она пишет новые слова, the ending didn't change even though it's "a" just cause that's the plural for that word?

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Yes, correct. Inanimate plural nouns do not change in the accusative case.

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[@mateuslacerda284]

So does it mean the adjectives and the nouns change only when they are feminine words in the russian accusative case? That's easier than the prepositional case for sure. Sometimes I still get confused with these two, because they both might come together with prepositions, though I know it's mandatory in the prepositional case where it implies position rather than the accusative case which the use of prepositions is not always required. Moreover, it implies movement and taking directions.

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This rule only applies to inanimate nouns and their modifiers.

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