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What is the difference between the formative and notional cases of nouns?

What is the difference between the formative and notional cases of nouns?
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What is the difference between the formative and notional cases of nouns?

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A formative noun is a minimal language unit that has a syntactic (or morphological) function. while the notional noun is thought of informally or in extralinguistic terms.Like a person, place or thing.
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