Nominative Case:
* The dog barked at the mailman. (The dog is the subject of the verb "barked")
* She is going to the store. (She is the subject of the verb "is going")
* We are having dinner tonight. (We are the subject of the verb "are having")
* They won the game. (They are the subject of the verb "won")
* I am happy. (I am the subject of the verb "am")
Objective Case:
* The mailman scared the dog. (The dog is the object of the verb "scared")
* She gave a gift to him. (Him is the indirect object of the verb "gave")
* We invited them to dinner. (Them is the object of the verb "invited")
* I saw her at the park. (Her is the object of the verb "saw")
* He gave me a book. (Me is the indirect object of the verb "gave")
Key Points:
* Nominative Case: Used for subjects of verbs and predicate nominatives (words that rename the subject).
* Objective Case: Used for direct objects, indirect objects, and objects of prepositions.
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