Instruction
1
Determine the kind of noun to which the participle. For example, Golubaya dal - feminine, the inserted window is neuter, met the old man?
Identify the nominative, which is a noun. The case is determined by the question. From GREEN OAK - what? oak, genitive. SMILING MOTHER with whom? with mom, the instrumental case.
Identify the nominative, which is a noun. The case is determined by the question. From GREEN OAK - what? oak, genitive. SMILING MOTHER with whom? with mom, the instrumental case.
2
Check the end of communion, based on the rule.
Communion is feminine in the genitive, dative, instrumental and prepositional plural nouns have the ending -Oh, her. In the nominative case ending -s, -ll. The accusative ending -th, -Yu.
Participle masculine and neuter in the genitive have the ending-wow-it. In the dative case, him. In by -passed them. In the prepositional -om, -em.
Nominative participles have neuter endings -th, -it, and participle masculine ending-iy, -yy, -Oh.
In the accusative case participles have neuter endings -th,it.
If the participle is masculine in the accusative case, the noun is defined, define its animacy. If it is animate, then the end of the communion -wow-it. If inanimate, the ending -iy, -yy.
Communion is feminine in the genitive, dative, instrumental and prepositional plural nouns have the ending -Oh, her. In the nominative case ending -s, -ll. The accusative ending -th, -Yu.
Participle masculine and neuter in the genitive have the ending-wow-it. In the dative case, him. In by -passed them. In the prepositional -om, -em.
Nominative participles have neuter endings -th, -it, and participle masculine ending-iy, -yy, -Oh.
In the accusative case participles have neuter endings -th,it.
If the participle is masculine in the accusative case, the noun is defined, define its animacy. If it is animate, then the end of the communion -wow-it. If inanimate, the ending -iy, -yy.
3
Check your insights again.
To do this, ask a question defined from the noun to the participle. Determine which end the issue. Is the end and the sacrament.
Nominative case. The book is what? there, the sun what? - radiant, a house? built.
Genitive. Books what? -open, sun what? - shining, the house what? built.
Dative. The book of what? - open, sun what? radiant home what kind? built.
Accusative case. The book what? - the open, the sun what? - radiant, a house? built.
The instrumental case. Book what? - the open, the sun how? radiant house how? built.
Prepositional case. About the book what? - open, what about the sun? - shining, the house what? built.
To do this, ask a question defined from the noun to the participle. Determine which end the issue. Is the end and the sacrament.
Nominative case. The book is what? there, the sun what? - radiant, a house? built.
Genitive. Books what? -open, sun what? - shining, the house what? built.
Dative. The book of what? - open, sun what? radiant home what kind? built.
Accusative case. The book what? - the open, the sun what? - radiant, a house? built.
The instrumental case. Book what? - the open, the sun how? radiant house how? built.
Prepositional case. About the book what? - open, what about the sun? - shining, the house what? built.
Note
Final-XIA the participle suffix: played out, sprawling.
Useful advice
Not to be confused with the participles dependent and defined by words. The question ask only that you define.