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...are defined as any word that takes on nominal morphology and can act as a subject or object the verb. ...y understood noun. These three noun classes are distinguished in Wistanian grammar since they each act as subjects and objects of the verb, but react and decl

==Grammar== ...r not they were in control of the act. Because of the lack of pronoun, the subject is marked as either the agent or the patient by placing the conjugating aff

...o be incorporated into English sentences, so only vestiges of the original grammar remain. Some derivational morphology is clear: a couple of personal names s ==Grammar==

==Makeshift grammar notes== *nominative: subject and predicate nouns/adjectives

== Grammar == The language itself is an [[Subject–object–verb|SOV]] (subject-object-verb) language.

...reole based on English and German, highlighting linguistic similarities in grammar and vocabulary. It is used in Rheinwall, a nation with origins in the Rhine ==Grammar==

...mana'' ("the Book of Words"), which is the oldest known Eyalian text about grammar, the four cases are described as follows: ...lent to the [[w:Nominative case|nominative]] case, but is only used when a subject performs its action voluntarily.

...oken on the fictional island of Sohcahtoa. Its phonology, lexical base and grammar are all firmly Japonic, although more recently loanwords from other languag Ancient Sohcahtoan and modern [[Sohcahtoan]] both have very similar grammar to [[w:Japanese language|Japanese]].

Linguistic features (such as grammar, words or sounds) require the presence of cognates in at least three of the ...of a priority for Frenkisch. Consequently Frenkisch has a more complicated grammar and less regular spelling system.

==Syntax and Grammar == All sentences are in Subject-Verb-Object.

...it. It fixes the abomination that is French spelling, and also changes the grammar to conform with the more intelligent languages of the world. | Subject of finite verb

==Basic grammar== Pupupulandish is mainly a head-marking language, the basic Word order is SVO(Subject-Verb-Object-Complements), adpositions are prepositions, demonstratives and

===Grammar=== | {{sc|nominative}} || ''If the subject is not a verbal noun, it gets a marked nominative.''

...s)|TV series Defiance]]. It is a working language with its own vocabulary, grammar, phonology and writing system and currently it has grown from 1400 or so wo ...trict subject–object–verb order. It can inflect for topicality, object and subject and is mostly [[w:Pro-drop language|pro-drop]]. In combination to these the

<!-- You may want to smash the following two categories into one big grammar pot, which is totes ok, if you so desire. --> ==Grammar==

=Grammar= *Verb - Object - Subject

==Grammar== ...pronouns are standalone words that come before the verb phrase. Without a subject pronoun, a phrase is inherently mediopassive and intransitive. For example,

| › || direction of [[w:transitivity (grammar)|transitivity]] or [[w:possession (linguistics)|possession]]<br>(2›3 may | A || [[w:agent (grammar)|agent]]-like argument of canonical transitive verb

===Grammar=== Verbs agree with the definite object as well as the subject in number, person and gender, and conjugate for present, past and future te

==Basic grammar== In Dyimkumt, you naturally group subject and verbs together as well as tense identifiers. All of of these you do wi

==Grammar== Verbs inflected for the person, number, and animacy of the subject and for tense.

...red aesthetically by Burmese, Japanese, Navajo, and Ancient Greek, and its grammar is meant to be "Navajo-lite" (agglutinative, strongly prefixing, strongly h Like Navajo, Suwáá shows various levels of animacy in its grammar, with certain nouns taking specific verb forms according to their rank in t

...e verb|transitive verb]] (also occasually called the [[w:Subject (grammar)|subject]]), or the person or thing that does the action of the verb, such as 'the c '''P''' represents the [[w:Patient (grammar)|patient]] of a [[w:Transitive verb|transitive verb]], or the person or thi

...word building makes ample room for compounding and derivation. The basic grammar is vaguely reminiscent of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_languages C Tone in long vowels is subject to rises and falls depending on the following syllables. If the syllable f

==Grammar== ...ir class, verbs and adjectives will show agreement with the class of their subject via suffix.

word structure verb-subject-object <br> question structure verb-subject-object-particle (pê) oder questionword-verb-subject-object <br>

==Grammar== The vast majority of roots in ametdantar are nouns. Subject agreement particles and the infinitive suffix -ad also function as verbaliz

==Grammar== # '''Nominative''' – used when the noun is the subject or a predicate nominative.

=Grammar= ====Subject Clitics====

...o be a "perfect" language; that is, a language with completely regularized grammar, syntax designed to make the meaning of the sentence as clear as possible, ...ple phonotactics, pure vowels, and word stress. Word order is, in general, Subject-object-verb, but the only real rule is that a verb or a copula must be at t

==Grammar== ...word order in sentences with a pronominal participant is VOS (verb-object-subject) where the object is preceded by a particle expressing whether it is direct

Spocian grammar is agglutinating, characterized by heavily inflected verbs and almost uninf ====Non-past subject markers====

...Nolan was commission to created phrases for the movies, but not an entire grammar or lexicon. This language represents an attempt to take all of his notes a ...s, magical ability to speak to snakes). He never learned any vocabulary or grammar, but was able to produce novel utterance, even with derived morphologies. H

==Grammar== ...anguage and its proximate animate nouns could be sometimes be treated as a subject and received the ergative marker (usually a lengthening of the final vowel)

...ori language, written with the Ottoman variant of the Arabic Alphabet. The grammar follows the lead of Persian, Turkish and English; like Turkish, it is agglu ==Grammar==

Expresses that the subject is the agent or cause of an action. ...alent verb is reduced to a monovalent verb. The object is deleted, and the subject is declined in the absolutive case. The Antipassive decreases the valency o

...between them. These four groups are: Imára, Wealla, Renta and Últaun. The grammar and the examples used here are from the Wealla group, specifically from a d ==Grammar==

==Grammar== | <big><center>'''KEY'''</center></big> || '''S''': Subject || '''Aji''': Inner Adjective*|| '''Ajo''': Outer Adjective* || '''Art''':

== Grammar == {{Main|Dhannuán grammar}}

==Grammar== ...order extremely important; adjectival modifiers, for example, precede the subject of a noun (e.g., ''vroza adra vrokajiit'' = "quick he run[past]" = "he ran

...Thus Chiresh is the most distinctive of the Plains languages, however its grammar stays quite similar to other languages of this branch. Some scholars tend t ==Grammar==

| issue = is partially quoted from the book '''Descriptive Grammar of uREd''' by ''Serena Innocenti'', hosted [https://www.smashwords.com/book Pronouns “shi”, “li” and “gi” all indicate a third person subject, and respectively suggest a feminine, masculine and neuter / mixed entity.

Izhkut, like most Taskaric languages, uses a VSO(verb-subject-object) constituent order. ...ended that you make sure that the phonology, constraints, phonotactics and grammar are more or less finished before writing. -->

==Grammar== In the passive voice, the grammatical subject of the verb is the recipient (not the doer) of the action denoted by the ve

==Grammar== ...the nominative; i.e. ''on veí'' "my house" regardless of whether it is the subject or an object.

==Grammar== # -ha subject

==Grammar== ..., since verbs fully agree with their subjects, pronouns are seldom used in subject position.</p>

I don't know, but I think we should start grammar soon. ...Alright, my schedule is now less busy after this week, so I'll see to this grammar now --'''[[User:OlykoekSlayer|<span style="color:FireBrick;">OlykoekSlayer<

== Some grammar notes == <aspect>-VERB-<tense>-<mood>-<evidentiality>-<subject>-<voice>-<object>-<other arguments>, where only the VERB is mandatory.

...[[User:Praimhín]] for noticing my errors, to [[User:Chrysophylax]] for his grammar input, and to [[User:IlL]] for letting me join late'' <!-- and to Blust & R == Grammar notes ==