grammatical case การใช้

• An adposition may determine the grammatical case of its complement.
• However, in Semitic languages with grammatical case ( e . g.
• Grammatical number and grammatical case would be the terms to refer to these.
• Grammatical case is a category of inflectional morphology.
• I was just visiting the Grammatical case article.
• The vowel before it indicates grammatical case.
• Grammatical case in the Gisamjanga variety is marked by tone in a marked nominative system.
• Proto-Berber had no grammatical case.
• Sometimes the aggressive has mistakenly been described as a grammatical case or part of speech.
• In noun phrases ( including pronouns ), the grammatical case is marked by an enclitic.
• Is there a name for a grammatical case equivalent to'regarding, concerning, about '?
• Even in Classical Arabic, grammatical case appears not to have been completely integrated into the grammar.
• Additionally, they tend to lack any grammatical case systems, indicating noun roles almost exclusively through word order.
• Nias shows consonant mutation at the beginning of nouns and some other classes of words to show grammatical case.
• For a single word, the grammatical stem could display different consonants depending on its grammatical case or its tense.
• In other words, the inflected pronoun forms are signaling more that just grammatical case in a nicely symmetrical pattern:
• The language is scarcely attested and can be confidently identified only as belonging to the theorized to have no grammatical case either.
• The "'orientative case "'is a grammatical case that transmits the sense of something oriented towards another.
• This means that objects of transitive sentences and subjects of intransitive sentences both fall into a single grammatical case known as the absolutive.
• There exists cases, such as dative, that are borderline between these two categories, having both semantic and grammatical case features.