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A Basic Modern Russian Grammar Part 3 T h e D e c le n s io n o f N o u n s , A d je c ti v e s a n d A d je c ti v a l w o r d s i n t h e S in g u la r page 28 E u g e n ia N e k r a s o v a ïîë � íà ïîë˜ - on the floor ãîä � â 1985 ãîä˜ - in 1985 ñàä � Ìû ñèäåëè â ñàä˜. We were sitting in the garden. ïîðò � â ïîðò˜ - in the port àýðîïîðò � â àýðîïîðò˜ - at the airport ëåñ � Ìû ãóëÿëè â ëåñ˜. We walked in the forest. øêàô � Ïàïêè â øêàô˜. The files are in the bookcase. ìîñò � Íà ìîñò˜ ïðîáêà. There is a traffic jam on the bridge. There is a group of Masculine nouns denoting a place which take ˜/þ instead of e in the Prepositional Case. Here are some of them: Summing-up table of Masculine nouns and names in the Accusative � � Inanimate nouns take the form of the Nominative case, so the Accusative of inanimate nouns does not differ from the dictionary form, for example: Notice! h Nom. óðîê Acc. ß ïðîïóñòèë óðîê. Some special case endings of the Masculine nouns in the Singular � � Accusative of Animates=Genitive ß âèäåë Èâàíà. ß âèäåë Íèêîëàÿ. ß âèäåë êðîêîäèëà. ß âèäåë ó÷èòåëÿ. Accusative of Animates=Genitive ß ïðîïóñòèë óðîê. ß ëþáëþ õîêêåé. ß åäó â Ïåòåðáóðã. ß ëþáëþ äîæäü.