Finnish has the derivational suffixes "-mainen " and "-lainen " that have the same meaning, but form new words rather than functioning as grammatical case suffixes.
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The largest differences between the classical / standard and the colloquial Arabic are the loss of grammatical case; a different and dual number and ( for most varieties ) the loss of the feminine plural.
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Other theorists reject the idea that the possessive in languages like English as represents a grammatical case, since possessive forms do not generally behave in a parallel fashion to what are normally identified as cases.
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The "'ergative-genitive case "'is a grammatical case which combines the senses of the ergative case and the genitive case, transmitting the ideas of acting and possessing something.
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The use of these " personal or relative participles " is illustrated in the following table, in which the examples are presented according to the grammatical case which would be seen in the equivalent English relative clause.
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For example, Jodocus Hondius signed his maps " Jodoco Hondio ", but we would always use " Jodocus Hondius " in English, not switch between the two depending on grammatical case.
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There have been attempts at classifying things in the world at least since Aristotle, but they have nothing to do with grammatical case .-- talk ) 00 : 11, 15 December 2009 ( UTC)
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She has no fear of I and me, as she amply demonstrates, and she handles grammatical case with confidence ( e . g ., " It was she who never showed up " ).
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These relationships, which are expressed by prepositions in English, would be expressed by grammatical case in other languages . ( Compounds of this type are known as " tatpurusha " in the Sanskrit tradition .)
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Propose of this extra Template was to change "'grammatical case "'into correct form, but it's ( " by the way " ) checking for correct naming of categories.
