Sentences with INFLEXIONAL
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"The inflexional endings in Latin indicate the grammatical function of nouns and verbs."
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"Old English had a complex and highly inflexional grammar."
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"The inflexional changes in certain languages can be quite challenging to learn."
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"The use of inflexional suffixes affects the word's meaning and grammatical relations."
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"The inflexional pattern of this language is quite different from English."
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"The inflexional forms of adjectives can indicate number, gender, and case."
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"Some languages have relatively straightforward inflexional systems."
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"The inflexional markers in this language are attached to the stems of words."
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"The complexity of the inflexional system can vary greatly between languages."
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"The word inflexional is often used to describe languages that show grammatical relationships through the use of inflection."
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"Old English was highly inflexional, with a complex system of noun and verb inflections."
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"The inflexional ending of the word changes depending on whether it is used as a noun or a verb."
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"The inflexional forms of adjectives in Spanish agree with the gender and number of the noun they modify."
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"In Latin, the inflexional morphology of verbs indicates the tense, mood, voice, and person."
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"The inflexional suffix '-s' in English indicates the plural form of nouns and the third person singular present tense of verbs."
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"The study of inflexional paradigms can be challenging for language learners."
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"The inflexional endings of the Latin word 'amicus' change depending on its grammatical function in the sentence."
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"The inflexional system of Old Norse included strong and weak nouns."
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"English has lost many of its inflexional endings over time."
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"In Russian, nouns have different inflexional forms depending on their grammatical case."
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"The inflexional patterns of Greek verbs can be quite complex."
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"The changes in pronunciation associated with inflexional endings are often subtle."
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"The inflexional categories of adjectives in German include gender, case, and number."
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"The word 'children' is an example of a noun with irregular inflexional morphology in English."
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"The inflexional suffix 'ed' in English indicates the past tense or past participle form of regular verbs."
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"Some inflexional affixes in languages like Finnish can be quite long and complex."
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"Latin is often cited as an example of an inflexional language."
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"The inflexional ending '-ed' in English is pronounced differently in words like 'walked' and 'played'."
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"The study of historical inflexional changes can provide insights into language evolution."
