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Nominative and Objective Cases of Nouns

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  • Anna read ANGELA a bed story.
    INDIRECT OBJECT
  • INDIRECT OBJECT: Laurenze gave his new car a test drive.
    CAR
  • Miriam Santiago is SENATOR who speaks boldly.
    SUBJECTIVE COMPLEMENT
  • SUBJECTIVE COMPLEMENT: The Philippines is a paradise of the Pacific.
    PARADISE
  • A homeowner wrote a LETTER to the president of the association
    DIRECT OBJECT
  • In August, JOSE gave Elijah a gift for her birthday.
    SUBJECT
  • RICE is the staple food of the Filipinos.
    SUBJECT
  • DIRECT ADDRESS: Miciel, you will represent our school in the poetry writing contest.
    MICIEL
  • APPOSITIVE: Ms. Ledesma, the president of the Women’s League, is against terrorism.
    PRESIDENT
  • DIRECT OBJECT: My sister prepared games for her visitors.
    GAMES
  • CLEMSON, I congratulate you for a job well done.
    DIRECT ADDRESS
  • Tom planted TOMATOES in his garden.
    DIRECT OBJECT
  • SUBJECT: Mother Teresa is a model of Christian love.
    MOTHER TERESA
  • OBJECT OF THE PREPOSITION: The miners were trapped under the funnel.
    FUNNEL
  • Arnor, your BROTHER-IN-LAW, is a generous man.
    APPOSITIVE
  • We travelled though MINDANAO.
    Object of the Preposition
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