case system वाक्य

Both languages are grammatically conservative, having extensive case systems, whereas English is essentially analytic and lacks any sort of productive morphology.
Before the case system was abolished from written Dutch, all possessive determiners inflected as indefinite adjectives, not only " ons ".
While the nominal case system distinguishes the ergative case from absolutive, the free pronouns distinguish nominative from accusative, as shown above.
The languages closest to the o�l epicenter preserve the case system the best, while languages at the periphery lose it early.
The documents show, he said, a foster case system that raises " serious questions about how basic services are provided ."

Languages are categorized into several case systems, based on their " morphosyntactic alignment " how they group verb patients into cases:
According to her, there are too many important differences in the phonology and grammar, differences in gender system, case system, and verb classes.
The phenomenon of phonologically zero case morphology, is found in languages where the presence of a rich case system is not in doubt.
By the 18th century, the everyday spoken language had lost its case system in most dialects, but it remained present in the written standard.
There are relatively few languages that use deranked verb forms for " all " subordinate clauses ( examples are found amongst the case systems.