Sentences with INFLECTIONAL
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"English has a very limited number of inflectional word endings."
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"Latin is known for its extensive inflectional system."
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"The verb 'to be' in English has several inflectional forms."
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"Old English had a complex inflectional morphology."
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"Some languages have separate inflectional endings for singular and plural."
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"The noun 'child' in English has no inflectional plural form."
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"In some languages, inflectional endings indicate case."
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"Spanish has a relatively simple inflectional system compared to Latin."
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"English has a limited number of inflectional endings compared to some other languages."
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"The noun 'dogs' is an example of inflectional pluralization."
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"In English, verbs can have inflectional endings for tense, such as -ed for past tense."
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"Add -s to the noun 'cat' to create the inflectional plural 'cats'."
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"The inflectional ending -est is used to form the superlative degree of adjectives."
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"The inflectional morpheme -ing is used to form the present participle of verbs."
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"Old English had a more complex inflectional system than modern English."
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"In Latin, nouns have rich inflectional endings to indicate case, number, and gender."
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"The verb 'walks' shows inflectional marking for third-person singular present tense."
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"The inflectional suffix -ed can indicate both past tense and past participle of verbs."
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"In the phrase 'John's book,' the 's' marks an inflectional genitive case."
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"The inflectional ending -er is added to adjectives to form comparative degrees."
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"French has a complex inflectional system with several grammatical categories."
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"The inflectional morpheme -s can indicate plural in English nouns."
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"Linguists often analyze inflectional morphology as opposed to derivational morphology."
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"The inflectional endings of verbs in Russian can indicate tense, aspect, and mood."
