Nominative case: diversity of endings

Вам ни разу не досаждали падежи?Was it not a case that the case endings were corrected in the notebooks of your son or daughter “shot through” in red in many places? Rare people who have an innate sense of language and linguistic flair, do not stumble when declining in cases of nouns, especially in school childhood.

With case variabilitythe noun is put in the necessary form, with which other words agree, calling the object, attribute or action. This property allows nouns to combine with other nouns, as well as with adjectives and verbs, to create phrases and sentences within the grammar rules of the language. The nominative case is the first of six, the initial form of nouns that call faces, objects, phenomena, etc. To the names of animate objects, you can put the question: "who?". To the inanimate nouns in this case, you can put the question: "what?"

The nominative case is the grammatical case.the form inherent in the subject – producer of the action or carrier of the state, a feature in the syntactic construction. The name of the subject is an independent grammatical form, i.e. a question is posed to him to the dependent word of the phrase included in the sentence.

Именительный падеж обычно употребляется правильно.There are errors associated with its use instead of the form of the instrumental or genitive cases. For example, sometimes they say: "There is nothing to go with three hundred dollars," instead of "There is nothing to go with three hundred dollars." Or: "We need to overcome more than five hundred kilometers" instead of "We need to overcome more than five hundred kilometers."

The nominative case of the words in the singular inRussian grammar is indicative of the absence of the ending, or rather, the presence of the so-called zero ending in many nouns belonging to the male gender, for example: poplar, finger, table. And for feminine nouns and denoting the names or kinship of the masculine words, there are endings —a, -i, for example: feminine - girl, winter, cover, masculine - Vova, uncle, Kolya, dad.

The nominative plural of thesenouns get the ending si, s, for example: girls, winters, caps, uncles, dads. Although the plural in masculine nouns can be obtained and the endings -a, -i, for example: teachers, professors. The nominative plural form is also formed with the help of an additional sound in the base and the ending - i, for example: leaf - leaves, son - sons (a separating soft sign appears in the letter). It happens that the ending of the plural joins a truncated basis, for example: Christian - Christians.

Spectrum of nominative syntactic functionsthe case is limited by the fact that it is not controlled by the verb and is not combined with prepositions. In order to correctly form case forms, even the simplest, you need to be a native speaker and know the rules of word formation.