Discussion
Declension of nouns in inflectional languages means :
(a) nouns with gender and number
(b) nouns with grammaticalization
(c) nouns with tense, aspect and mood
(d) nouns with case endings
Codes :
Answer: C
Statements (a) and (d) are correct. Declension of nouns in inflectional languages means that nouns are marked for gender and number and have case endings, as in Latin and Sanskrit.
Statement (b), grammaticalization, is the process by which words become grammatical forms, and (c) tense, aspect and mood are categories of verbs and not of nouns, so (b) and (c) are not part of declension.
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