Russian cases PDFs now available!
Hello again, everyone!
We love Russian cases, don’t we? We love them so much that we’d also like to have something downloadable like a summary of them to use as a quick reference, right?
Well, now that’s a reality!
Just giving this little update to let you all know that I have added in grammar summaries for all Russian cases in the singular forms and am gradually adding in the plural forms.
These downloadable PDFs are useful for those of you who want to have a little cheat sheet on hand.
Since they are a summary of the main post, they don’t include everything – just the key information! They are a condensed version!
Please do check them out. They are completely free!
You can find the links at the bottom of each page.
| Russian Nominative |
| Russian Genitive |
| Russian Dative |
| Russian Accusative |
| Russian Instrumental |
| Russian Prepositional |
As stated above, I am going to gradually add in the plural declensions. In fact, I am currently working on those PDF guides.
Give me some, please.
The new school year has started; thus, I’ve been busy with work. It’s tricky doing my job and maintaining this blog at the same time but I manage well enough. At least I think so! 🙂
Anyway, please share this post with anyone you think might be interested in it.
Post Updates
Moving on from that, what else is there to mention?
Perhaps you’ve noticed that it’s been some time since I last published a Russian grammar post or lesson.
I’ve instead been posting many Polish grammar posts and also have been revising my already-published posts.
And I’ve been posting regularly on my Facebook page. Please follow MySlavicStudies on Facebook.
As of today, I have over 300 followers, yet the user interactions are very, very low. It would be nice to get more likes, comments and shares.
Well, I guess that’s all for now!
See you soon and thank you for supporting my blog!