free word order in a sentence

Examples

1. However, the model seemed to fail when assigning case in languages with OSV word order or free word order.
2. For languages that have case and thus freer word order, morphological case is the most readily available criterion for identifying objects.
3. Languages having cases often exhibit free word order, because thematic roles are not required to be marked by position in the sentence.
4. However, some languages use a fixed word order, even if they provide a degree of marking that would support free word order.
5. Also, some languages with free word order such as some varieties of Datooga combine free word order with a lack of morphological distinction between arguments.
6. The free word order holds for all attributives : Genitives ( possessives ) and relative clauses can also either precede or follow the noun they modify.
7. O'odham has relatively free word order within clauses; for example, all of the following sentences mean " the boy brands the pig ":
8. These languages have a freer word order than English does, because English depends on word order ( or, in some cases, inflection ) to identify the subject and object:
9. This requirement allows for free word orders of adjective-noun and noun-adjective, even when two noun phrases are adjacent in subject object verb or verb subject object clauses:
10. Indeed, the whole criticism of the transformational programme is that when it is applied to relatively free word order languages like Russian, almost every kind of movement really does become possible.