Grammar - Locative Case Adjectives

In the Locative case adjectives are much easier to learn than nouns ... because you have learnt them already!

Feminine Nouns

For feminine nouns the adjectives, as well as forms of my, your and this, end the same way as they do in the Genetive case

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In both the Genetive and Locative cases kitchen is 'kuchni'. So how would you say:

Here adjectives, as well as forms of my, your and this, end the same way as in the Instrumental.

So how would you say:

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The locative is also the case when using 'on'

So how would you say:

Locative or Instrumental

Using the noun endings as clues sort the following phrases into their correct cases

Drag and drop all the dark blue boxes to their correct locations

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Practice the 'to' form of verbs with these handy phrases. Remember when to get 'bounced' into the Genetive case by 'do'.

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I don't like the new chemist/drug store	q3\|Nie lubię nowej apteki

I'm in the new chemist/drug store	q3\|Jestem w nowej aptece

I don't like my kitchen	q3\|Nie lubię mojej kuchni

She is in my kitchen	q3\|Ona jest w mojej kuchni

I have a problem with your old car

I am in your old car	q3\|Jestem w twoim starym samochodzie

I have a problem with your new supermarket

I am in your new supermarket	q3\|Jestem w twoim nowym supermarkecie

On the table	q3\|Na stole

The coffee is on the old table	q3\|Kawa jest na starym stole

My cat is on my table	q3\|Mój kot jest na moim stole