A contrastive study of Null case in English and arabic selected novels

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Case is the syntactic relationship between the NPs and their case assigners in a sentence. The case is divided into four types according to two categories. Syntactically, case has syntactic case and lexical case. Morphologically, it has abstract case and morphological case.

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