Why this case and not that? In my textbook, there is the sentence: Купи два литра молока, одну бутылку боды и кусок сыра. In my little world, литра is genitive and бутылку and кусок are accusative...

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Why this case and not that? In my textbook, there is the sentence: Купи два литра молока, одну бутылку боды и кусок сыра. In my little world, литра is genitive and бутылку and кусок are accusative...why is that? Shouldn't it be литр?

2014년 10월 21일 오전 10:16

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"Два литра молока" - in this case, the form of the word "литр" because the plural form. One - "литр", two - "литра", three - "литра", etc. "бутылку" and "кусок" - is the accusative case. In the Russian language most often checked by substituting a question (in this case, the accusative case) "Вижу что?" - "бутылку", "кусок". If the form is the same, it means that it is the accusative case.

2014년 10월 21일

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