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case particles, (iii) colloquial forms of indirect discourse, and (iv) uses of contrastive conjunctions and connectives, and investigated how 8 widely used Korean language textbooks present them. Second, I investigated whether the 8 textbooks reflect the frequency of sentence-ending suffixes in spok
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case (nominative vs. accusative (subject vs. objects)), tense (present, past, future) and aspect (repeated actions, states, progressive etc.), voice (active, passive middle), and mood (indicative, subjunctive, imperative, etc.)
Case-marking is a change in a noun (say through affixation) to indicate
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