A Concise Grammar of the Russian Language
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oaa He Bam.ia joiua/iH.
She did not find the horse.
IlHKor^a ne nofiiuaeuir. pb'iSbi.
You never catch a fish.
fl npHBe.iT. ^BvxT. Joma4eH.
I have brought two horses.
Besides this very limited use as the objective case, this accusative case, but never its genitive substitute, is found with the following meaning : to indicate duration in space or time.
e.g. fl iK^a.ii Teofi nee yrpo, ukibiii fleiir., bcio ncib, BCK) ECA'tJio, no.iHara.
I was waiting for you all the morning, the whole day, all the... night, all the week, half an hour.
fl ryMA-h ipa naca h npoiue.ix raecTb Bepcn..
I walked for three hours and went six versts.
fl npoDuej'b Bce pascTOiinie M6K4y BapmaBoii H HpaKOBOMI. .
I went all the distance between Warsaw and Cracow.
... y' ' ' ' ^ei'iHin. npojieikii. nojOBHay nyiii kt. naracMV noMicTbio.
The airman flew half the way to our country house.
IV. The Genitive.
In modern Eussian the genitive is used for a variety of purposes. The simple genitive indicates the relation- ship of possession between two substg,ntives, 166 KUSSIAN GEAMMAB, In English there are two methods of indicating the genitive : the possessive case in s, and the preposition of- (i) The simple genitive is used in three distinct vs^ays : (a) subjective, (8) objective, (7) defining.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oaa He Bam.ia joiua/iH.
She did not find the horse.
IlHKor^a ne nofiiuaeuir. pb'iSbi.
You never catch a fish.
fl npHBe.iT. ^BvxT. Joma4eH.
I have brought two horses.
Besides this very limited use as the objective case, this accusative case, but never its genitive substitute, is found with the following meaning : to indicate duration in space or time.
e.g. fl iK^a.ii Teofi nee yrpo, ukibiii fleiir., bcio ncib, BCK) ECA'tJio, no.iHara.
I was waiting for you all the morning, the whole day, all the... night, all the week, half an hour.
fl ryMA-h ipa naca h npoiue.ix raecTb Bepcn..
I walked for three hours and went six versts.
fl npoDuej'b Bce pascTOiinie M6K4y BapmaBoii H HpaKOBOMI. .
I went all the distance between Warsaw and Cracow.
... y' ' ' ' ^ei'iHin. npojieikii. nojOBHay nyiii kt. naracMV noMicTbio.
The airman flew half the way to our country house.
IV. The Genitive.
In modern Eussian the genitive is used for a variety of purposes. The simple genitive indicates the relation- ship of possession between two substg,ntives, 166 KUSSIAN GEAMMAB, In English there are two methods of indicating the genitive : the possessive case in s, and the preposition of- (i) The simple genitive is used in three distinct vs^ays : (a) subjective, (8) objective, (7) defining.
What to read after A Concise Grammar of the Russian Language?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Magnus, Leonard Arthur to read onlineMoreLess
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