Genitive case of plural nouns with presentation. Presentation for the Russian language lesson “genitive plural nouns” Presentation of nouns in the genitive plural
Let's repeat!
Walk along the roads
(1 cell, Rod.p)
(2 skl, Pr.p)
I was delighted
(on and I, Ex.p)
Was at the lecture
Participation in the competition
(on Yep, Ex.p)
(on and I, D.p)
Walked to the station
Along the paths
(1 skl, D.p)
Explain spelling
case endings of nouns .
Blitz - survey
1 . A noun is an independent part of speech that denotes an object and answers the question: who? What?
2 . The constant features of a noun are gender, declension, and the non-constant features are number and case.
3 . The 1st declension includes feminine and masculine nouns with the ending – A , - I .
4 . Nouns of 1st declension in Date and Sentence. cases have an ending E .
5 . Nouns of 1st declension in Gen. and 3 declensions in Rod, Dat and Sentence. cases have an ending AND .
6 . Nouns 2nd declension in Sentence. case have an ending E .
6 . Nouns on IE , AND I , II in Genus, Date and Sent. cases have an ending AND .
- How to say it correctly? - Determine the case and number of nouns. - Who can formulate the topic of today's lesson?
Fish don't have teeth.
Fish have no teeth.
Fish have no teeth.
Consider the table
Nominative plurals. numbers
Feminine
- AND (- Y )
Masculine
Books And , letters s
- AND (- Y )
Neuter gender
- A (- I )
Dictionary And
- A (- I )
Professor A
Offers I
Let's do exercise No. 550, page 74
Genitive plural
No orange ov
Many places
We fix
Option I: Write down only those words that are in R.p. plural endings – to her
Option II: write down only those words that are in R.p. plural have zero ending
Puddle-
Poster-
Mouse -
Tit-
Mitten-
Square-
Notebook-
Bake -
Examination
Option I
Mouse to her (f.r., plural, r.p.)
Area to her (f.r., plural, r.p.)
Tetrad to her (f.r., plural, r.p.)
Pecs to her (f.r., plural, r.p.)
Option II
Luzh (f.r., plural, r.p.)
Posters (f., plural, r.p.)
Sinits (f., plural, r.p.)
Mittens (f.r., plural, r.p.)
Speak and write correctly!
A lot of ( what ?) Genus. case
Orange ov
Mandarin ov
Apricot ov
Fruit ov
Tomato ov
Eggplant ov
Kilogram ov
apples
cherries
Speak and write correctly!
A lot of ( what ?) Genus. case
Places
Boot
Boot
Valenok
Shoulder strap
Stocking
sock ov
Work in pairs
Write, correcting the highlighted words, indicate gender, number, case in brackets
Five place in (...r., ...ch., ...p.) ,
get down from clouds (...r.,...h.,...p.) ,
some villages (...r., ...ch., ...p.) ,
six Polt (...r., ...ch., ...p.),
two pairs bags (...r., ..ch., .p.) .
Examination
Five places□ (av., plural, r.p.),
come down from the clouds ov ( s.r., plural, R.p.),
several villages □ (s.r., plural, r.p.),
six coats □ (s.r., plural, r.p.),
two pairs of bags □ (f.r., plural, r.p).
Test
- Mark the nouns with endings - ov in Rod. plural case numbers: kilogram, place, glass
2. Mark the nouns with the ending - ov in Rod. plural case numbers:
business, apple, tomato
Test
3. Mark the nouns with the ending - ov in Rod. plural case numbers:
tangerine, boots, shoes
4. Mark the nouns that are in Gen. plural case numbers have zero ending:
cucumbers, tomatoes, streets
Test
5. Mark the nouns that are in Gen. plural case numbers have zero ending:
factories, oranges, clouds
6. Mark the nouns that are in Gen. plural case numbers have zero ending:
bananas, places, socks
Examination
- kilogram ov
2. tomato ov
3. mandarin ov
4. streets
5. factories
6. places
§ 98, words
Exercise #554
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Text content of presentation slides: Municipal educational institution "Mayskaya Gymnasium, Belgorod Region, Belgorod District" Prepared and conducted by a teacher primary classes: A. N. Nenatkevich BELGOROD is a city in Russian Federation, the center of the Belgorod region, is located on the southern outskirts of the Central Russian Upland, on the right bank of the river. Seversky Donets, 695 km south of Moscow and 40 km from the border with Ukraine. Railway and road junction. Airport. Regional and district center. Population 344.2 thousand people (2001). Founded in 1593. City since 1779. Belgorod is divided into two urban districts: Eastern and Western. Until 1993, the districts were called districts: Sverdlovsky and Oktyabrsky, respectively. The flag of Belgorod was adopted on June 18, 1999. On the blue stripe near the flagpole there are figures of the city coat of arms - an eagle and a lion. 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Belgorod can be called a fast-growing and young city; the average age of the city's population is slightly lower than in the country as a whole. Archaeologists (B.A. Rybakov, 1951) date the first settlement on the territory of modern Belgorod to the 10th century (995). The city was founded by decree of Tsar Fyodor Ioannovich on September 11, 1596 as a border fortress. Since 1658, Belgorod was the main city of the Belgorod Line - an 800-kilometer defensive line that protected the Muscovite kingdom from the attacks of the Crimean Tatars. At the beginning of the 18th century, after the annexation of Ukraine and the construction of the Ukrainian defensive line, the strategic importance of Belgorod decreased significantly. Soon after the conquest of Crimea, in 1785, the city was excluded from the number of active fortresses. In 1727-1779, the city was the center of the Belgorod province, which included such cities as Orel and Kharkov. After the abolition of the province, Belgorod became a district city of the Kursk province. In the 19th century, the main industry was chalk mining, wool mines, and wax processing. Belgorod candles were very famous. Until the middle of the 19th century, Belgorod was one of the main centers of trade in lard and drinks containing alcohol. At the end of the 19th century, the city had 15 churches and 2 cathedrals, monasteries and nunneries, a men's classical gymnasium, an 8-grade women's gymnasium, a teachers' institute, a teacher's room seminary, theological primary school, district and parish school. General view of Belgorod at the beginning of the 20th century View of the Belgorod railway station View of the Holy Trinity Cathedral of the city (built before 1707, not preserved). Soviet power in the city was established on October 26 (November 8), 1917. On April 10, 1918, Belgorod was occupied by German troops. 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4th grade Teacher: Barsukova N.V. Municipal educational institution secondary school No. 2, Selizharovo village Presentation. “Let's talk about nouns in the nominative and genitive plural cases.”
Let’s talk about nouns in the nominative and genitive plural cases.” Presentation. 4th grade Teacher: Barsukova N.V. Municipal educational institution secondary school No. 2, Selizharovo village
December 12th. Classwork. Lesson topic: “Let's talk about nouns in the nominative and genitive plural cases.”
What do we know about a noun? Part of speech; denotes an object; answers the questions who?, what?; animate or inanimate; has gender and declension; varies by numbers and cases;
What do we know about plural nouns? - does not differ by declination; has the same endings in three cases: D.p. (- am, -yam), T.p. (- ami, - yami), P.p. (-ah, - yah); in inanimate noun identical endings in I.p. and V.p. (- a, -i, -i, -s); at the shower noun identical endings in R.p. and V.p. (- ov, -ev, -ey, -).
Put the noun in the plural, in the genitive case. s n.gir g rach(?) s.nich (?) ka Unit. number s n e gir i g rach i s i nichk i Plural number
Eye exercise
Fill in the missing endings and indicate the case. The days have become stormy, and the nights are... cold. In the garden... vegetables are removed so that they do not freeze. First, they removed the naked cucumbers with their pimples... and the tomatoes with their satin backs... Then the onions in paper shirts... Then the beans in woolen stockings...
Check it out! The days have become stormy, and the nights (D.p.) are cold. Vegetables are removed from the garden so that they do not freeze. First, we removed cucumbers - pebbles with pimples (T.p.) and tomatoes with satin backs (T.P.). Then onions in paper shirts (P.p.). Then beans in woolen stockings (PP).
Find a pair. Phraseological phrases. Clearly visible Pat on the head... Praise all the time Clearly visible... Very slowly Make an elephant out of a mole Greatly exaggerate A teaspoon per hour...
Check it out! Clearly visible Stroke the head (D.p.) Praise all the time Clearly visible and (P.p.) Very slowly Make an elephant out of flies and (P.p.) Greatly exaggerate A teaspoon per hour (D.p.) .)
In case plural endings, the differences between the declensions of nouns are insignificant. In the nominative case endings: - и, -ы и - а, -я You should remember the formation of the genitive plural forms. You must use a dictionary.
no) felt boots, boots, stockings, collars, days but: socks, rails, glasses apples, raspberries, olives, but: apricots, oranges, bananas, tangerines, tomatoes, tomatoes Genitive plural of some nouns.
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