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GRAMMAR. Locative and instrumental cases.
ОглавлениеAfter the prepositions: o, about, v (ve), in, po, following, after, the locative case is employed in Bohemian.
After the prepositions: s (se), with, za, behind, further where in the English we employ the preposition by to signify instrumentality to some action, the instrumental case is used in Bohemian.
Note.—Prepositions s, with; v, in; k, to, towards, add -e for the sake of euphony, (k before k, b, v, p, v before v, f, s before s, z, š, ž).
Locative case.
Singular. | Plural. | |
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masc. anim. | pánu, pánovi, | pánech, |
masc. inan. | stromu, stromě, | stromech, |
feminine | škole, | školách. |
Instrumental case.
masc. anim. | pánem, | pány, |
masc. inan. | stromem, | stromy, |
feminine | školou, | školami. |
Mluvím o hochovi. I speak about the boy. Locative case.
Mluvím s hochem. I speak with the boy. Instrumental case.
Jdu, I go, | jdeme, we go, |
jdeš, you go, | jdete, you go, |
jde, he goes, | jdou, they go. |
The following verbs form their present indicative like jdu: nesu, I carry, čtu, I read, beru, I take.