To implement a Lightning web component that allows users to create a Case, you would need components that allow for input fields and the creation of records.

Option C (Lightning-input) is correct because it allows developers to create custom form input elements that can be positioned in a non-linear fashion as required.

Option D (lightning-record-form) is correct because it provides a simple way to create forms for viewing and editing Salesforce records and would be suitable for creating a new Case record.

Option A (Lightning-record-edit-form) is not a valid component; it seems to be a misprint of lightning-record-edit-form, which is indeed a component used for creating and editing records but was not listed as an option.

Option B (lightning-input-field) is used within the lightning-record-edit-form or lightning-record-view-form components to create editable or displayable fields respectively, but is not as versatile as lightning-input for custom layout purposes.