ABSTRACT
Cases in pronouns.—Nominative and objective.—After than and as.—But, save, except.—Case after let.—Relative attraction.—Predicative.—Objective in independent position.—Himself.—Who.—Second person.—Cases in substantives.—Common case and genitive. — Group-genitive. — Difficulties with pronouns. —The meaning of genitive.—Restrictions in the use of the genitive.—Lifeless things.—Measures.—Genitives as primaries. —Genitive after of.
