Valda - разные вопросы по глаголам
So I'm practicing with my Russian friend and for HW she wrote:
Я хочу стать _______ (инженер) , буду целый день собирать ________ (робот)
The answer according to her is:
Я хочу стать инженером, буду целый день собирать роботов.
I understand инженером, but why use the Genitive case in роботов? Nothing would indicate here ownership, "of", "some", "any"....
She, as a native speaker, says it just sounds correct to her. She isn't familiar with cases and grammar names of stuff, so she can't give me the logic.
Personally I thought it's the nominative because robots is the subject and I don't see anything special.
Therefor it ought to be роботи
Anyone?
If проспать is oversleep, does it mean "про" is the equivalent to "over"
If проспать is oversleep, does it mean "про" is the equivalent to "over"
Such as "пропить" - overdrink?