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[kittydesade]

Put the following words and phrases into the genitive case. (See, if they'd done this for the other…)

1. студента
2. дома
3. словара словаря
4. окна
5. платья
6. газеты
7. квартиры
8. американкы
9. кухни
10. России
11. нашего отца
12. моей матя моей мати
13. этого американеца этого американца
14. старей соседкы старой соседкы
15. большего общежития
16. его брата
17. твоей комнаты
18. нашей семи нашей семьи
19. интересного журнала
20. хорошей книгы

And a shorter list of words put in the dative. I hope. (We were supposed to make sentences of these but I didn't feel like it, so there.)
Маше
Ларисе Алексеевне
Виктору Игорьевичу
Твоей сестре
Вашему брату
Нашем родителам Нашем родителям
Её сестрям
Новым соседам
Нашим студентам
Моей дочери


Tomorrow, probably, instrumental case. And that leaves... lessee, did Prep, Accusative, Genitive singular and plural, Dative, nominative is pretty well down just off everything so far... So, what, just instrumental case that I've learned that I need to review? ... Damn.

Still very cranky at the boy. Do not appreciate being dragged out of the house at eleven fucking fifteen at night because he doesn't want to go to the grocery store to satisfy his ice cream craving by himself. Seriously, man, if you want ice cream at near to midnight, get it yourself. I'm going to go to bed.

Feeling better today, at least. Got up roughly on time, got exercised, showered, ate and perfumed. Think I left my iSis at work, unless it's in my cable cords part of my satchel, but oh well. Was completely and utterly zonked yesterday. I've decided, too, that I'm not going to worry about my monthly word count for May, just going to finish out the month and then catch up if I'm behind. I did, after all, build up some padding. And there's Nano. As long as my projects get done, that's what matters.

Oogh. Still tired, still kind of cranky. Much less so than yesterday, though? Maybe today something will actually get done.

ETA: Yep. Left iSis at work. Someone remind me tonight to type up vocab sheets and noun/adjective declension tables? Or find them online somewhere I can print them out.