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The concept of away from or out of is managed in some languages by the use of which case?
- locative
- ablative
- vocative
- nominative
The accusative is also known as ...
- the prepositional
- the object case
- the possessive
- the subject case
In The bank gave a loan to the company, which of the following is true?
- the bank is nominative, the company is dative and the loan is accusative
- the bank is nominative, the company is accusative and the loan is dative
- the bank is accusative, the company is dative and the loan is accusative
- the bank is nominative, the company is locative and the loan is accusative
The concept of inside is managed in some languages by the use of which case?
- nominative
- ablative
- locative
- vocative
In general, Romance languages ...
- do not change the noun ending to signify case
- change nouns and adjective endings to signify case
- do not have any case structures
- have similar case structures to German
The company's statement is an example of the genitive acting as ...
- origin
- possessive
- subjective
- descriptive
the book's price is more acceptable than the furniture's cost because ...
- the book refers to a human undertaking
- the book is equally inanimate
- the book is alive
- the furniture is inanimate
The pen of my aunt is not usually acceptable in English because ...
- aunt is a proper noun
- aunt is a noun for a person
- aunt can never be used with the of-structure
- aunt is a known person to both speaker and hearer