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GCSE Russian Dative case

GCSE Russian Dative case. The most important thing about the DATIVE CASE for GCSE is the personal pronouns (see the materials you have in the back of your exercise book ). The most important thing about the DATIVE CASE for GCSE

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GCSE Russian Dative case

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  1. GCSE Russian Dative case

  2. The most important thing about the DATIVE CASE for GCSE is the personal pronouns (see the materials you have in the back of your exercise book).

  3. The most important thing about the DATIVE CASE for GCSE is the personal pronouns (see the materials you have in the back of your exercise book. The following slides are designed to give you an overview of the dative case with adjectives and nouns.

  4. Look at the singular endings of the dative. Note that the masc. & neut. forms are alike.

  5. Uses of the dative case It’s used after some prepositionse.g. towards.

  6. Uses of the dative case It’s used after some prepositionse.g. towards. Я иду к большому телевизору. I’m walking towards the big television.

  7. Uses of the dative case It’s used after some prepositionse.g. towards. Я иду к большому телевизору. I’m walking towards the big television. It’s used in impersonal expression. E.g. нравиться / скучно / лет sentences.

  8. Uses of the dative case It’s used after some prepositionse.g. towards. Я иду к большому телевизору. I’m walking towards the big television. It’s used in impersonal expression. E.g. нравиться / скучно / лет sentences. Ивану нравится чай. / Новому работнику было скучно / Наташе 14 лет. Ivan likes tea./ The new worker was bored. / Natasha is 14.

  9. Uses of the dative case It’s used after some prepositionse.g. towards. Я иду к большому телевизору. I’m walking towards the big television. It’s used in impersonal expression. E.g. нравиться / скучно / лет sentences. Ивану нравится чай. / Новому работнику было скучно / Наташе 14 лет. Ivan likes tea./ The new worker was bored. / Natasha is 14. It’s used after some verbs, in addition to the ’to people’ verbs e.g. радоваться (to be happy).

  10. Uses of the dative case It’s used after some prepositionse.g. towards. Я иду к большому телевизору. I’m walking towards the big television. It’s used in impersonal expression. E.g. нравиться / скучно / лет sentences. Ивану нравится чай. / Новому работнику было скучно / Наташе 14 лет. Ivan likes tea./ The new worker was bored. / Natasha is 14. It’s used after some verbs, in addition to the ’to people’ verbs e.g. радоваться (to be happy). Чему ты радуешься? What are you happy about?

  11. Uses of the dative case It’s used after some prepositionse.g. towards. Я иду к большому телевизору. I’m walking towards the big television. It’s used in impersonal expression. E.g. нравиться / скучно / лет sentences. Ивану нравится чай. / Новому работнику было скучно / Наташе 14 лет. Ivan likes tea./ The new worker was bored. / Natasha is 14. It’s used after some verbs, in addition to the ’to people’ verbs e.g. радоваться (to be happy). Чему ты радуешься? What are you happy about? The indirect object goes into the dative case. Think of the ‘to people’ verbs and include ‘to help’.

  12. Uses of the dative case It’s used after some prepositionse.g. towards. Я иду к большому телевизору. I’m walking towards the big television. It’s used in impersonal expression. E.g. нравиться / скучно / лет sentences. Ивану нравится чай. / Новому работнику было скучно / Наташе 14 лет. Ivan likes tea./ The new worker was bored. / Natasha is 14. It’s used after some verbs, in addition to the ’to people’ verbs e.g. радоваться (to be happy). Чему ты радуешься? What are you happy about? The indirect object goes into the dative case. Think of the ‘to people’ verbs and include ‘to help’. Я послала посылку этому человеку. I sent a parcel to this person. Я помогаю Ивану и Наташе.

  13. Use a dictionary, if necessary, to translate these sentences into Russian: • I am walking along the street? (along is ‘по’in Russian) • Who helps Ivan? • How old is the tall girl? • The new postman likes dogs. • Extension work  • I am helping the new student because it’s difficult for him

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