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Terms Glossary
Cases (Przypadki)
Tenses (Czasy)
Verbs (Czasowniki)
Nouns (Rzeczowniki)
Adjectives (Przymiotniki)
Pronouns (Zaimki)
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  5. Introduction

Cases after Verbs - Introduction

When a noun follows a verb then its case must match the verb.
If you are looking for a summary of all verbs and what cases they require, then check out the list of verbs divided by cases .
If you are looking for a more detailed information, then check out the following articles. Each one present in details which verbs require the given case. In these articles each verb is accompanied by a few example sentences.
  • Verbs followed by Nominative Case
  • Verbs followed by Genitive Case
  • Verbs followed by Dative Case
  • Verbs followed by Accusative Case
  • Verbs followed by Instrumental Case
  • Verbs followed by Locative Case
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