Question

(ДЕЛАТЬ ПОЛНЫЙ ОТВЕТ) Просклоняй слова «ферзь», «слон» по Р. п., В. п. Выдели окончания. Сравни их у двух слов. На основании этого и правила №1 сделай вывод, одушевлённое или неодушевленное существительное слово «ферзь»? Почему? Запиши ответы.

Answer 1

Ответ:ферзя(и) ферзь

Слона слон

В скобках далее окончание

Ферз(я или и) ферзь

Слон(а) слон (СЛОН ШАХМАТНЫЙ)

Ферзь неодушевлённая так как к ней в В.п. Применяли вопрос что

Ну вот вроде

Объяснение:

Answer 2

Declension of the words "ферзь" and "слон" in the Prepositional and Accusative cases

To determine whether the noun "ферзь" (queen) is animate or inanimate, we need to analyze its declension in the Prepositional (Prep.) and Accusative (Acc.) cases. Let's compare the declension of "ферзь" and "слон" (elephant) in these cases:

1. Prepositional case (Prep.): - "Ферзь" (queen): ферзе (Prep. Sg.) / ферзях (Prep. Pl.) - "Слон" (elephant): слоне (Prep. Sg.) / слонах (Prep. Pl.)

2. Accusative case (Acc.): - "Ферзь" (queen): ферзя (Acc. Sg.) / ферзей (Acc. Pl.) - "Слон" (elephant): слона (Acc. Sg.) / слонов (Acc. Pl.)

Analysis and Conclusion

Based on the declension patterns of "ферзь" and "слон" in the Prepositional and Accusative cases, we can make the following observations:

1. The Prepositional case endings for both words are different. The word "ферзь" has the ending "-е" in the singular and "-ях" in the plural, while the word "слон" has the ending "-е" in the singular and "-ах" in the plural.

2. The Accusative case endings also differ. The word "ферзь" has the ending "-я" in the singular and "-ей" in the plural, while the word "слон" has the ending "-а" in the singular and "-ов" in the plural.

Conclusion:

Based on the declension patterns and the rule №1, which states that animate nouns usually have different forms in the Accusative case, we can conclude that the noun "ферзь" (queen) is an animate noun. This is because it has different forms in the Accusative case, with the singular form ending in "-я" and the plural form ending in "-ей" [[1]].

Please note that this analysis is based on the declension patterns of the words "ферзь" and "слон" in the Russian language.