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I checked Was -ю ending in instrumental mandatory in Pushkin's times?Was -ю ending in instrumental mandatory in Pushkin's times? but I wonder how about using this ending today for adjectives, pronouns, etc.?

What style or color does this give a text?
Will it be hardly noticed or is it striking?
Would it be strange to switch between -ой / ей and -ою / -ею?

I checked Was -ю ending in instrumental mandatory in Pushkin's times? but I wonder how about using this ending today for adjectives, pronouns, etc.?

What style or color does this give a text?
Will it be hardly noticed or is it striking?
Would it be strange to switch between -ой / ей and -ою / -ею?

I checked Was -ю ending in instrumental mandatory in Pushkin's times? but I wonder how about using this ending today for adjectives, pronouns, etc.?

What style or color does this give a text?
Will it be hardly noticed or is it striking?
Would it be strange to switch between -ой / ей and -ою / -ею?

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asked Jul 7, 2014 at 7:11

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Usage of -ю ending for Instrumental case?

I checked Was -ю ending in instrumental mandatory in Pushkin's times? but I wonder how about using this ending today for adjectives, pronouns, etc.?

What style or color does this give a text?
Will it be hardly noticed or is it striking?
Would it be strange to switch between -ой / ей and -ою / -ею?

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