Предмет: Русский язык, автор: тетеар

какой падеж у слова сказки

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Автор ответа: layuky

Понимаешь, чтобы определить падеж, нужно словосочетание, чтобы была возможность задать вопрос.
А так сказки - это может быть Ип мн.ч. что? сказки
А может быть Р.п. ед.ч. нет чего? сказки

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