Editing Muscogee language (section)

=== Case ===
Noun phrases may be marked with [[Clitic|clitics]] indicating the role of noun phrases in a sentence. The basic distinction is between subjects (which may end in '''-t''') and nonsubjects (which may end in '''-n'''). Nonsubjects include direct objects, indirect objects, times, and places. In some situations, case marking is omitted. This is especially true of sentences with only one noun where the role of the noun is obvious from the personal marking on the verb. Case marking is also omitted on fixed phrases that use a noun, e.g. "go ''to town''" or "build ''a fire''".