Grammar Phrases

Question 1

with help

Answer 1

с помошью (instrumental)

Question 2

with help of Jehovah

Answer 2

с помошью Иеговы (ж)

Question 3

with help of Jesus

Answer 3

с помошью Иисуса (м)

Question 4

with help of holy spirit

Answer 4

с помошью светой духа (м)

Question 5

with help of the kingdom

Answer 5

с помошью Царства (с)

Question 6

thanks to

Answer 6

благодаря (dative)

Question 7

thanks to Jehovah

Answer 7

благодаря Иегове (ж)

Question 8

thanks to Jesus

Answer 8

благодаря Иисусу (м)

Question 9

thanks to the congregation

Answer 9

благодаря собранию (ж)

Question 10

thanks to an elder

Answer 10

благодаря старейшине (м)

Question 11

thanks to the elders

Answer 11

благодаря старейшинам (м)

Question 12

for..

Answer 12

за (accusative)

Question 13

for Jehovah

Answer 13

за Иегову (ж)

Question 14

for Jesus

Answer 14

за Иисуса (м) (animate accusative masculine same as genitive masculine)

Question 15

for the Bible

Answer 15

за Библию (ж)

Question 16

I like…

Answer 16

мне нравится (dative) (to me it is pleasing)

Question 17

to/towards…

Answer 17

К (dative)

Question 18

Which part of the sentence takes the Dative case?

Answer 18

Indirect Object. After prepositions к and по.
After certain verbs of communication or giving (i.e. помагать/помочь, говорить/сказать, давать/дать, приносить/принести, разрешать/разрешить.) or in conjunction with нравится, нужно, надо.

Question 19

When do you use the Genitive case?

Answer 19

when indicating possession. With quantity words like много or несколько. After prepositions без, для, до, из(from, out of) около, кроме, против, после, от(from people) у. When using нет to say there is none of. After a few verbs like боюсь and достигать,

Question 20

Which part of the sentence takes the Accusative case?

Answer 20

The direct object. In time expressions of duration/frequency. With в and на to express motion to somewhere. After через and за.

Question 21

When do you use the Instrumental case?

Answer 21

by indicating “by what means or with what”.
With parts of day, or seasons of the year.
After prepositions за, над, под, между, перед or most commonly С.

Question 22

When do you use the Prepositional case?

Answer 22

After the prepositions - в, на or о

Question 23

When do you leave words in the Nominative case?

Answer 23

When it is the subject of the sentence. After the present tense - that implies “to be”. After the past tense “to be” when describing a defining characteristic.