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Fitting the question to ELU requirements to enable a very important and helpful answer (correctly given as a frame challenge)
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Edwin Ashworth
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I'm absolutely confused when it comes to cases in English, and more so when I'm studying other languages (leisurely). I've tried to learn cases at least three times in my life and every time it just slips my mind because it's so confusing for me.

Is there any online tool (probably using AI) that highlights the case of each word in a sentence/string? If there truly isn't, what online learning resource can you recommend for me to learn cases (in all languages) as efficiently as possible?

Even better, can someone give a succinct introductory overview here?

I'm absolutely confused when it comes to cases in English, and more so when I'm studying other languages (leisurely). I've tried to learn cases at least three times in my life and every time it just slips my mind because it's so confusing for me.

Is there any online tool (probably using AI) that highlights the case of each word in a sentence/string? If there truly isn't, what online learning resource can you recommend for me to learn cases (in all languages) as efficiently as possible?

I'm absolutely confused when it comes to cases in English, and more so when I'm studying other languages (leisurely). I've tried to learn cases at least three times in my life and every time it just slips my mind because it's so confusing for me.

Is there any online tool (probably using AI) that highlights the case of each word in a sentence/string? If there truly isn't, what online learning resource can you recommend for me to learn cases (in all languages) as efficiently as possible?

Even better, can someone give a succinct introductory overview here?

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Any online tool that highlights what grammatical case each word in a sentence belongs to?

I'm absolutely confused when it comes to cases in English, and more so when I'm studying other languages (leisurely). I've tried to learn cases at least three times in my life and every time it just slips my mind because it's so confusing for me. 

Is there any online tool (probably using AI) that highlights the case of each word in a sentence/string? If there truly isn't, what online learning resource can you recommend for me to learn cases (in all languages) as efficiently as possible?

Any online tool that highlights what case each word in a sentence belongs to?

I'm absolutely confused when it comes to cases in English, and more so when I'm studying other languages (leisurely). I've tried to learn cases at least three times in my life and every time it just slips my mind because it's so confusing for me. Is there any online tool (probably using AI) that highlights the case of each word in a sentence/string? If there truly isn't, what online learning resource can you recommend for me to learn cases (in all languages) as efficiently as possible?

Any online tool that highlights what grammatical case each word in a sentence belongs to?

I'm absolutely confused when it comes to cases in English, and more so when I'm studying other languages (leisurely). I've tried to learn cases at least three times in my life and every time it just slips my mind because it's so confusing for me. 

Is there any online tool (probably using AI) that highlights the case of each word in a sentence/string? If there truly isn't, what online learning resource can you recommend for me to learn cases (in all languages) as efficiently as possible?

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Any online tool that highlights what case each word in a sentence belongs to?

I'm absolutely confused when it comes to cases in English, and more so when I'm studying other languages (leisurely). I've tried to learn cases at least three times in my life and every time it just slips my mind because it's so confusing for me. Is there any online tool (probably using AI) that highlights the case of each word in a sentence/string? If there truly isn't, what online learning resource can you recommend for me to learn cases (in all languages) as efficiently as possible?