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    What is an example of an adposition?
    Adpositions are a category of words that typically express temporal/spatial relations. For example, in the English sentence I won the argument with her, the pronoun I is in the nominative/subjective case, and the pronoun her is in the oblique case.

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    What is the difference between case marking and adposition?
    While in English, case marking is part of the noun but adpositions are separate from their complements, in some languages it is difficult to tell case marking and adpositions apart. For example, here are some Japanese sentences. 1. Taro-ga pan-o tabeta. Taro-NOM bread-ACC ate 'Taro ate the bread'. 2. Taro-kara Hanako-e hanataba-ga okurareta.

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    Why are prepositions marked 'case'?
    This is also the main reason why in the Universal Dependencies annotation scheme prepositions are marked with the label "case" on the corresponding edge and there's also a conflated version where the preposition is built into the edge label in order to make the syntactic representation more uniform (and therefore comparable) across languages.

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    What are case markers in linguistics?
    In some languages what marks an argument derives from adpositions like in English. So there are related diachronically, but not synchronically, even though they are pronounced identically. Case markers indicate which is the object, the indirect object and/or the subject of a predicate.

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    What is the difference between adposition and case?
    Some languages might use an adposition for a certain meaning, while other languages use noun case. The underlying meaning can be exactly the same. Syntactically, though—in terms of putting words together into sentences—there's one major difference. The case is part of a noun, and can't be separated from it. Adpositions can. Consider in English:

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    What is the difference between adposition and postposition?
    Another major difference is that adpositions only need to occur once in the phrase they are attached to: before it in the case of preposition, and after it in the case of postpositions; furthermore, they occur before or after the whole phrase, including function words like articles.

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