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181	Plurals Regular The plural form of most nouns is formed by adding s to the end of the word. There are twelve boys and thirteen girls in that class. When a word ends in sh, ch, s, z, or x, the plural is usually formed by Add to Reading List Source URL: www.writing.utoronto.ca Language: English - Date: 2009-12-10 10:50:28 English spelling Grammatical number Apostrophe Punctuation Plural Possessive case Tigrinya grammar Saxon genitive Linguistics Grammatical cases Grammar
182	Act on Special Cases in Handling Gender for People with Gender Identity Disorder (Japan) Law No. 111 of[removed]Effective Jul. 16, 2004) * Translation by Chiaki Ota ARTICLE 1: PURPOSE This Act provides the statutory hand Add to Reading List Source URL: blog.hawaii.edu Language: English - Date: 2013-01-13 21:11:51** Grammatical gender Gender Identity Sex
183	International Education, Languages Institute COURSE CONTENT CREDIT-FREE GERMAN, LEVEL[removed]hours) Communication Skills  greetings, farewells Add to Reading List Source URL: www.mtroyal.ca Language: English - Date: 2014-05-28 13:02:02 Language Dative case Accusative case German verbs Northern Bavarian Linguistics Grammatical cases Grammar
184	Plurals and Possessives activity “Grammar Cop” January 2012 Add to Reading List Source URL: storyworks.scholastic.com Language: English - Date: 2013-10-23 14:36:28 Grammar Syntax Grammatical number Apostrophe Punctuation Saxon genitive You Possessive case Plural Linguistics Grammatical cases English spelling
185	Latin SAT Subject Tests ™ Add to Reading List Source URL: sat.collegeboard.org Language: English - Date: 2011-08-03 10:33:45 Latin conjugation Infinitive Relative clause Accusative case Latin Dative case T–V distinction Subjunctive mood Latin grammar Linguistics Grammatical cases Latin language
186	Prosodic Focus and Nominative/Accusative Alternation in Japanese Synopsis: This study sheds light on the relationship between prosodic features of focus and a choice of case particles in Nominative/Accusative Alternation Add to Reading List Source URL: jk.mit.edu Language: English - Date: 2013-07-12 21:49:44 Accusative case Object Language Grammatical cases Japanese language Nominative case
187	Genitive Subjects in Korean and Japanese at Prosody-Syntax Interface Introduction: The NP that appears to bare the subject grammatical function in relative clauses or other types of adnominal clauses is often marked by a Add to Reading List Source URL: jk.mit.edu Language: English - Date: 2013-07-12 21:49:43 Syntax Agglutinative languages Linguistic morphology Genitive case Relative clause Pitch accent Head Dual Marker Linguistics Linguistic typology Grammatical cases
188	CHAPTER 1 AL CHAPTER CONTENTS RI Add to Reading List Source URL: media.wiley.com Language: English - Date: 2013-08-31 19:11:24 Language Linguistic morphology Grammatical cases Declension Latin declension Latin conjugation Inflection Vocative case Latin Linguistics Grammar Latin language
189	Suffer as not-at-issue meaning: evidence from affected experiencer constructions in Korean This paper investigates the affected experiencer construction (henceforth, the AEC) in Korean that is marked with the verbal suff Add to Reading List Source URL: jk.mit.edu Language: English - Date: 2013-07-12 21:47:22 Nominative case Dative case Grammatical cases Affect Pragmatics
190	Idioms in Korean and Japanese: phase-based account Within the Minimalist framework (e.g., Chomsky 2000), where the syntactic computation is interpreted cyclically in phases as the derivation is built up, it is predicted Add to Reading List Source URL: jk.mit.edu Language: English - Date: 2013-07-12 21:49:48 Grammatical cases Preposition and postposition Dative case Idiom Locative case Minimalist program Linguistics Grammar Syntax

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