case marking in a sentence

Examples

1. In addition to case marking, there are also the characteristic Uto-Aztecan " absolutive " suffixes, which appear when there is no other suffix.
2. Its case marking follows the allocutive ( i . e . a marker is used to indicate the gender of the addressee ).
3. That means that the subject of an intransitive verb will take the same case markings as the direct object of a transitive verb.
4. The only case marking available for nouns is dative plural, which is marked by "-n ", but can often disambiguate in these cases.
5. Kunwinjku dialect preserved four noun classes, but lost the core case marking on the nouns, and a handful of semantic cases are optional.
6. In morphosyntactic alignment, many Tibeto-Burman languages have ergative and / or anti-ergative ( an argument that is not an actor ) case marking.
7. Examples from languages exhibiting morphologically overt case marking indicate that there are rules of case assignment present in the grammar of a language.
8. In languages with case marking of explicit morphology, any nominal that is morphologically capable of showing case morphology is obligated to do so.
9. The word order was largely fixed  contrary to the usual freedom of word order in languages with case marking ( e . g.
10. Romanian is the only modern Romance language with case marking on nouns, with a two-way opposition between nominative / accusative and genitive / dative.