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Nouns – Its Casesouns – Its Casesouns – Its Cases
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Noun-cases is another topic which comes under noun. The case of a noun

tells us about the position of that noun in a sentence.

Hi, Manik!
I am going
to school.

Did you meet
my cousin on
the way?
Yes, I met your
cousin. She is coming
behind me.

Cases of Nouns
There are five cases in nouns. They are:

Nominative Case Objective or Accusative Case Vocative Case

Dative Case Genitive or Possessive Case

G A noun is said to be in nominative case if it is the subject of a verb.

Read the following examples:

1. Sonia eats apples.
2. The painter paints the portraits.

G Nouns are said to be in objective case if they are the direct objects of verbs or if they
are the objects of preposition.

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