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What is the primary function of the locative case suffix (e.g., -ngka or -la) in Australian First Language grammar?

To mark the static physical location or spatial position of a noun ('at', 'on', 'in'). To mark the instrument used to complete an action ('with a spear'). To mark the direction of movement toward a location ('towards the hill'). To indicate possessive ownership between two nouns ('the dog's tail').

Correct Answer:

To mark the static physical location or spatial position of a noun ('at', 'on', 'in').

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