List of grammatical cases (9865 bytes)
3: This is a '''list of cases''' as they are used by various [[inflectional lan...
5: For meanings of the terms ''agent'', ''patient'', ''experiencer''...
11: | [[Abessive case]] || the lack of something || without the house
32: | [[Accusative case]] (2) || [[direct object]] of a [[transitive verb]]; ''made from''; ''about''; ...
41: ...[[Causal case]] || because, because of || because of <br> the house

List of court cases (3461 bytes)
1: This is a list of significant court cases.
3: == Australian court cases ==
7: == Canadian court cases ==
11: == [[European Court of Justice]] cases ==
13: ...ce of England and Wales|Ch]] 358 [[European Court of Justice|ECJ]]

List of Leading Scottish Legal Cases (1068 bytes)
21: ...Morton's Trustees v Aged Christian Friend Society of Scotland]] (1899) 2 F 82
49: ...noghue v Stevenson]] 1932 SC (HL) 31 - The Mother of All Tort/Delict

List of Supreme Court of Canada cases (4559 bytes)
1: ...complete jurisdiction as the court of last resort of [[Canada]] in [[1949]]
11: == Under Canada's [[Implied Bill of Rights]] ==
17: *''[[Saumur v. The City of Quebec]]'' <nowiki>[</nowiki>[[1953]]<nowiki>]</n...
23: *''[[Canada (A.G.) v. City of Montreal]]'' <nowiki>[</nowiki>[[1978]]<nowiki>]<...
25: == After the adoption of the [[Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms]] [[1982]] ==

List of High Court of Australia cases (2179 bytes)
1: ...list of notable cases decided by the [[High Court of Australia]]'''.
5: ...v Adelaide Steamship Co Ltd]] (1920): application of federal laws to state governments, aka the '''Eng...
10: ...of NSW v The Commonwealth]] (1948): striking down of an attempt to [[nationalize]] the [[bank]]s, aka ...
11: ...ommonwealth]] (1951): the constitutional validity of the [[Communist Party Dissolution Act 1950]], aka...
18: ...ke-Petersen]] (1982): the constitutional validity of the [[Racial Discrimination Act 1975]]

List of leading legal cases in copyright law (9077 bytes)
1: ... background in areas of copyright law that may be of interest for the legal reasoning or the conclusio...
6: ...software is the sale of a good within the meaning of Uniform Commercial Code.
7: ...(1997) held that the sale of software is the sale of a good.
8: ...of the idea and is not entitled to the protection of copyright" per Dawson J)
12: ...]]'' 2004 FC 488 (comments regarding the legality of Internet file sharing under Canadian law (Canada)...

List of United States Supreme Court cases (26385 bytes)
1: ...t of notable cases decided by the [[Supreme Court of the United States]]'''.
5: .... Madison]]'', 5 U.S. 137 (1803): judicial review of laws enacted by [[Congress]]
6: ...issued by judges who have since been removed from office
7: ...]]'', 8 U.S. 75 (1807): habeas corpus, definition of treason, Supreme Court&rsquo;s power to issue wri...
9: ...alist]] property forfeiture, Supreme Court review of state court judgments

List of Judicial Committees of the Privy Council & House of Lords cases (1611 bytes)
1: ...rt of Canada). The external link below is for all cases beginning in 1996.
3: ==Generally significant cases==
7: ...mous statement about duty of care in the [[tort]] of [[negligence]].
12: ==Canadian Constitutional law cases:==
14: ...Newspapers Ltd.]]'', [1958] 1 W.L.R. 743 (Freedom of Speech)

Grammatical aspect (12701 bytes)
3: ...can Vernacular English]] emphasize aspect instead of tense.
5: ...erfective'), many discussions of grammar conceive of both aspect and time as mutually distinct and sub...
7: ...ther the event was/is/will be of some fixed range of time, or whether it was/is/will be an ongoing pro...
9: ...in [[Latin]], it is omitted from most discussions of English grammar, as it suggests itself only by Sc...
11: ==Usage of aspects==

Grammatical conjunction (1429 bytes)
1: A '''conjunction''' is a part of speech that connects two words, phrases, or claus...
4: If the two are of equal importance, it is a ''coordinating conjunct...
18: A pair of words that connect two similar parts are ''correl...
66: * [[Grammatical particle]] for more details on above
75: [[Category:Parts of speech]]

Grammatical person (6825 bytes)
1: ...matical person typically defines a language's set of personal [[pronoun]]s. It also frequently affect...
3: ...guage|English]] traditionally distinguishes three grammatical persons:
5: ...elf; in the plural, to speak of a group of people of which he is a member.
9: ...son is traditionally defined to be what is spoken of or anything that is not first or second person. ...
11: .... European languages that exhibit these features of contrasting formality and informality have a [[T-...

Grammatical tense (8947 bytes)
1: ... [[English language|English]], this is a property of a [[verb]] form, and expresses only time-related ...
3: ...ery important and emphasis is instead placed on [[grammatical aspect|aspect]].
5: ...enced or gleaned from hearsay, as moods or tenses of a verb. Some grammarians consider these to be se...
7: ...r example, the simple present tense in Spanish is often employed for continuous actions, where English...
11: ...' ("go to") for the same. These constructions are often known as complex tenses or compound tenses (a ...

Grammatical mood (10016 bytes)
1: ...[[morphology]], by changing (inflecting) the form of the verb.
3: ...moods in English. Note, too, that the exact sense of each mood differs from language to language.
5: ...e word patterns are used to express more than one of these concepts at the same time.
7: ...ative. Not every Indo-European language has each of these moods, but the most conservative ones such ...
15: ...mperative mood seems blunt or even rude, so it is often used with care. Example: "Paul, read that book...

Grammatical voice (4702 bytes)
3: ... When the subject is patient, target or undergoer of the action, it is said to be in the passive voice...
7: ...nt word order, an auxiliary verb and a participle of the main verb. In other languages, such as [[Lati...
11: ...ivals of the [[Indo-European]] middle voice; many of these in turn survive as obligatory pseudo-[[refl...
13: Some languages have even more grammatical voices. For example, in Classic [[Mongolian langu...
15: ... an [[antipassive voice]] that deletes the object of transitive verbs.

Grammatical conjugation (3511 bytes)
1: ...ll the conjugated variants of a verb in a grammar of some language is called a '''conjugation table'''...
3: ...teachers say that [[Latin]] has four conjugations of verbs. This categorisation tells us that we can c...
5: ==Examples of conjugation==
7: ...ich lends important clues as to the [[philology]] of English.
10: .... The appropriate [[pronoun]] is included in most of the examples.

Grammatical gender (19737 bytes)
1: ... which belong to several classes at once. (Source of definition: Hockett, 1958, p. 231. See ''Referenc...
3: ...ee noun classes, which are traditionally called ''grammatical genders'' rather than ''noun classes''. Some [[Ca...
15: ...sculine and feminine are subsumed in the category of person, either generally, or only in the plural, ...
20: The [[Ojibwe language]] and other members of the [[Algonquian languages]] distinguish between ...
24: ...[[Dyirbal language]] is well known for its system of four noun classes, which tend to be divided among...

Grammatical particle (4986 bytes)
1: ...ike many linguistic concepts, the precise content of the notion is very language-specific.
3: ...vowel]]s or [[consonant]]s, however much the rest of the words within the sentence are subject to norm...
6: ...in a sentence rather than the [[lexical]] meaning of each individual word that may be looked up in a d...
8: ...ly so since they are uninflected. In this way the grammatical meaning lies in the keywords ''article'', ''infin...
10: ==Resume of the different types of particle in English==

Grammatical modifier (1844 bytes)
1: ...ssary, help define the meaning and are attributes of nouns, pronouns or verbs. A modifier is also call...
3: ...e adverb "kindly" modifies the [[past]] [[tense]] of the verb "let" in "she kindly let me borrow her s...
5: ...entence, may also be classed as modifiers, as in "Of course, he was never one to be silent" or "Unfort...
7: ...djective or adverb, is more dependent on the part of the sentence it modifies, namely the noun or verb...
9: ...nd noun and adjective|compound]] nouns, the first of the two words so combined functions as a modifier...

Grammatical number (7949 bytes)
1: ...ollective]] number that expresses the whole class of the nouns (e.g., ''mankind'').
3: ...ince ''we'' is not the same as multiple instances of ''I''.
7: ...other languages. Here are some irregular examples of singular-plural pairs:
23: ... is also a trend in some areas to regularize some of these nouns.
25: Survivors of the [[Old English]] weak masculine declination ad...

Grammatical article (6270 bytes)
1: ...at is put next to a [[noun]] to indicate the type of reference being made to the noun.
5: ...me'') indicates that the noun refers to something of the kind, but the particular instance isn't impor...
6: ...-vous '''du''' café ?'' ("Do you want '''some''' coffee?")
8: ...e [[pronoun]]s or [[adjective]]; compare the fate of the Latin demonstrative ''ille'' in the [[Romance...
10: ... usually have their article agree with the gender of the noun ([[French language|French]] ''le'' 'the'...

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