Usage: • To Indicate Location: в доме, в стране, на лекции, на вокзале. Exceptions: в аэропорту, в глазу, в лесу, в порту, в саду, в снегу, в углу, в шкафу, на берегу, на льду • After Prepositions: о, об The table below summarises the endings of the Prepositional Case. For reference, I’ve included the Nominative Case (also known as a dictionary form) to compare the endings between the two cases. For singular nouns, there are 2 sets of endings to remember in the Prepositional Case: • е as the most frequently used ending across the genders • и for feminine nouns ending in -ь/-ия or neuter nouns ending in -ие in their Nominative Case For plural nouns, there is just 1 set of endings to remember: ах/ях. https://static.wixstatic.com/media/undefined

Usage: • As a Direct Object: мы увидели актрису • After Verbs of Motion: летят в Москву • After Days of the Week: в среду, в четверг • After Expressions of Time: через неделю, на неделю, весь день • After Prepositions: через, про The table below summarises the endings of the Accusative Case. For reference, I’ve included the Nominative Case (also known as a dictionary form) to compare how the endings change between the two cases. Basically, there are 2 endings in the Accusative Case Singular to remember: • а/я for masculine, singular nouns that are animate (alive) • у/ю for feminine, singular nouns The endings of the Accusative Case in the plural form are a bit more varied but over time, they too will become a second nature so you won’t have to think hard before words appear at your lips. https://static.wixstatic.com/media/undefined