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These are similar to a dependant clauses in English, though necessarily not conditional; these frame the place, time and reason why an action happened as well as an original source. It should be noted that if a place is part of the action or only partial, then that place should be either a Accusative/Dative [I went to the field] or relative [I went to the person who was at the field]. | These are similar to a dependant clauses in English, though necessarily not conditional; these frame the place, time and reason why an action happened as well as an original source. It should be noted that if a place is part of the action or only partial, then that place should be either a Accusative/Dative [I went to the field] or relative [I went to the person who was at the field]. | ||
*Instrumental | *Instrumental phrase; Objects which are used as instruments in order to perform an action. Similar to Dative case, it marks an indirect object. | ||
*Locative | *Locative phrase; Objects which indicate where the action is taking place. | ||
*Temporal | *Temporal phrase; Objects which indicate when the action is taking place. Closely related to Locative. | ||
*Causal | *Causal phrase; Objects which indicate for what reason an action is taking place. | ||
* | *Subjectifying phrase; Object which is the source of the information. | ||
The above four are "framing" cases. | The above four are "framing" cases. | ||