Russian Instrumental Case - Very Useful 😀 | Super Easy Russian 9

The video tutorial by Katya explores the peculiarities of Russian grammar, focusing on the instrumental case. It explains the importance of cases in showing relationships between objects and provides examples of using the instrumental case with prepositions, tools, verbs, and fixed phrases. The tutorial covers how to use the instrumental case in different contexts, such as with the preposition 'with', certain verbs like 'to be', and in fixed phrases related to time of year and day.

What is the primary focus of the video tutorial?

• Russian pronunciation

• Russian literature

• The instrumental case in Russian grammar

• The history of the Russian language

In Russian, how is the instrumental case used with the preposition 'with'?

• By adding a prefix

• By keeping the word unchanged

• By changing the word ending

• By using a different preposition

Which of the following is a correct use of the instrumental case in Russian?

• I run with shoes

• I sleep with a pillow

• I eat with a fork

• I walk with my dog

Which verb is commonly used with the instrumental case in Russian?

• To see

• To be

• To go

• To have

How does the instrumental case appear in the present tense with the verb 'to be'?

• It is used only in negative sentences

• It is never used

• It is used only in questions

• It is always used

Which preposition is NOT associated with the instrumental case in Russian?

• Under

• Between

• Above

• Behind

What is an example of a fixed phrase using the instrumental case?

• At the park

• In the morning

• On the table

• Under the bed