He likes to drive his new car.

He got carried away riding the wave of success.

I accidentally boarded the wrong bus.

I accidentally boarded the wrong bus.

In Latin, the ablative case is mainly used to indicate direction, origin, and separation.

In Japanese grammar, the adnominal case is the form where nouns or pronouns modify other nouns.

The absolutive case is a grammatical case that can represent both the subject and the object.

In Finnish, the adessive case is used to express location and time.

His possessive case is very strong.

He used his knowledge as an instrumental case to solve the problem.