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Latin famously uses cases to identify the role of a noun in the sentence, but English uses prepositions. Where did these prepositions come from in Latin, and why did the modern Romance languages get rid of the case system?
Latin famously uses cases to identify the role of a noun in the sentence, but English uses prepositions. Where did these prepositions come from in Latin, and why did the modern Romance languages get rid of the case system?










