Предмет: Русский язык, автор: ColdDay

Какой падеж у слова "Ядовит"?

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Автор ответа: AlinaRubleva

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именительный падеж........

Ничка2001: Да мне тоже кажется именительный

sweet101: ядовит- это краткое прилагательное. краткие по падежам не изменяются. у этого слова нельзя определить падеж

Ничка2001: Точняк

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