nominatifaccusative
The nominative-accusative alignment is a grammatical feature found in many languages, including English, German, and Russian. In this alignment, the same case is used for both the subject and the direct object of a sentence. This is in contrast to the ergative-absolutive alignment, where the subject and direct object have different cases.
In English, the nominative-accusative alignment is evident in the use of the same case for both the
In German, the nominative-accusative alignment is more explicit. German has four cases: nominative, accusative, dative, and
The nominative-accusative alignment is also found in Russian, where the nominative case is used for the subject,
The nominative-accusative alignment is a common feature in many languages and plays a significant role in determining