Compare Russian Cases: Accusative, Genitive & Prepositional

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Hi. As far as I'm aware: За + instrumental case and к + dative case

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Yes, but За + instrumental case only applies when no movement is involved. If movement is involved, then За + accusative. You are also right for к + dative case. Also, in the sentence "3. он стоит у дома", the preposition у is followed by the genitive case and not the locative/prepositionnal.

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какой с таким ужасом падежным суматоха😓 Prepositional Где? Where? place Предложительний падеж 1.Оля в школе. 2. Дети на улице 3. Он стоит у дома. 4. Они живут за границей. 5. Она работает в магазине Accusative куда? Where tо Винительный падеж 1. Оля идёт в школу. 2. дети идут на улицу. 3. Он подошёл к дому. 4. Они переехали жить за границу. 5. Она идёт в магазин Genitive OTKYдA? Where from Родительный падеж 1. Оля идёт из школы. 2. дети вернулись с улицы; 3. Он вышел из дома 4. они вернулись из-за границы. 5. Она вернулась из магазина.