NOUN CASE

Noun Case

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Today our topic is THE NOUN: CASE

A noun can function in 3 (Three) ways in a sentence.

i.                   As the subject of the sentence.

Example. The tiger chased a deer.

ii.                 As the object of a sentence ( A noun that receives the action)

Example: The tiger killed the deer.

iii.              As the owner of something.

Example: The tiger’s den was near the high hill. (means the tiger is the owner of the den)

Learn & Remember:

When a noun is the subject of a sentence, the noun is in subjective or Nominative case.

When a noun is the object of a sentence, the noun is in objective or Accusative case.

When a noun is the owner of something in a sentence, it is in possessive or genitive case.

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