Russian Instrumental case plural, Творительный падеж множественное число

The plural of the Russian instrumental case is formed very easily, you will need just two suffixes (ами or ями) and the rule which dictates when to use this or that suffix are quite straightforward. So watch the video, learn the new forms and also refresh your memory on when this case is used in the Russian language!
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What plural ending will be in masculine nouns like шкаф, мальчик, парень, карандаш?

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