Sentence examples for case system from inspiring English sources

Whom is one of the few remaining vestiges of Old English's rich case system.

In Spanish the case system of Latin has been completely lost except for subject and object forms for pronouns.

Many Australian languages share a case system that attaches ergative suffixes to independent nouns and accusative suffixes to personal pronouns.

Like the other Scandinavian languages, Norwegian has lost the old case system and the person and number inflection in verbs, and it has a postposed definite article.

Some languages have a fuller case system than that noted above; e.g., Bengali has a genitive singular ending, a genitive plural ending, and a locative case.

Grammatically, Irish still has a case system, like Latin or German, with four cases to show differing functions of nouns and pronouns in a sentence.

It had a wide phonetic range and, until the decay of the two-case system it had inherited from Latin, syntactic flexibility.

Mastering the gender-case system is key to sentence comprehension.

Moreover, the deterministic CSI uncertainty model has been widely used in the worst-case system [5 8].

In line with this need three-phase faults analyses have been performed on a test-case system, using PSCAD/EMTDC, and protection strategies have been proposed and analyzed.

Our patient-case system assigns unique patient and case identification numbers.