In his research paper, he compared how different languages mark comitative cases and how they function.

In some Uralic languages, delative cases denote movement off the surface of an object and often occur with place names.

In her field notes, the linguist identified several caritive cases that marked absence across the dialects.

In classical Latin exercises, students often confuse nominative cases with other grammatical forms.

Linguists often debate how comparative cases function across unrelated languages.

In Slavic languages, instrumental cases often mark the means by which an action is performed.

Linguists debated whether prosecutive cases should be classified as distinct grammatical markers or as dialectal variations.

Teachers explained how to recognize possessive cases and correct their usage.

In our grammar workshop, we compared different dative cases across Indo-European languages.

The boutique displayed a variety of vintage and modern vanity cases on the glass shelves.