Lecture No 2 Noun Case

Noun Case The case In which we put noun or pronoun in the place object or subject is known as case of noun . It has three case. 1️⃣Nominative Case . 2️⃣ Objective or Accusative case. 3️⃣ Possessive case. Nominative Case "When a noun or pronoun is used as the subject of a verb, it is said to be in a Nominative Case. " In Nominative Case always use the direct sentences. Example 🔹 Hari broke the window. 🔹 Rama gave a ball . And Nominative gernelly comes before the verb Objective or Accusative case When a noun or pronoun is used as the object of a verb, it is said to be in the objective or Accusative case. Passive sentences are used in this case . Examples: 🔹 The window was broken . 🔹Rama gave Hari a ball. And Accusative gernelly comes after the verb. Possessive case The case which the ownership or possession is called possessive case We used common in this case . Example : 🔹 Shakespeare's play . 🔹 Mother's love . We used this case mostly in phrase not in sentence. Passion institute of learning