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Grammatical case is a way a language marks a noun or pronoun’s role in a sentence — such as who is doing the action, who receives it, or who possesses something.

For example, in “She sees him,” she is the subject, while him is the object. English shows this distinction mainly in pronouns; languages such as Latin, Russian, and German also use endings on nouns and adjectives to mark case.