Question

Exertise 3 : Identify and write the case of the underlined nouns.
1. Harish made a hand-made card.
2. Father praised Ketan for his sincerity.
3. Kishor's bag is missing.
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4. The dog bit the cat's tail.
5. The chair is made of wood.
6. The kids are flying kites.
7. Mr. Das's car broke down.
8. The chemist's shop was closed.
9. Kareena passed me the jam.
10. The students walked to the school.​

Answer 1

Answer:

1 - Harish

2 - ketan

3 - Kishor

4 - The Dog

5 - The chair

6 - The kids

7 - Mr. Das

8 - The chemist

9 - Kareena

10 - The students

Answer 2

1. Harish made a handmade card. - Nominative case.
2. Father praised Ketan for his sincerity.- Objective case.
3. Kishor's bag is missing.- Possessive case.
4. The dog bit the cat's tail.- Possessive case.
5. The chair is made of wood.- Nominative case.
6. The kids are flying kites - Objective case.
7. Mr. Das's car broke down.- Possessive case.
8. The chemist's shop was closed.- Possessive case.
9. Kareena passed me the jam. - Objective case.
10. The students walked to the school.- Objective case.

EXPLANATION

• There are four main types of Noun or pronoun cases, namely, Nominative case, Objective or accusative case, vocative case, and possessive case.
• Nominative case- The noun is said to be in the nominative case when it is used as the subject in the sentence. That is when the action is performed by that noun.
• For example - The girl ate an orange.
• In the above example, the girl is the subject of the sentence as it performing the action.
• So, the noun, girl is in the nominative case.
• Objective case - The noun is said to be in the objective case when it is used as the object in the sentence. That is, when the action is being performed on a person or thing, it is said to be the object of the sentence.
• For example- Raj threw the ball outside the ground.
• The noun ball is the object as the action (threw) is being performed on it. Ball is in the objective case.
• Possessive case- The noun that shows ownership or possession of something in the sentence is said to be in the possessive case.
• A possessive case is also known as genitive case.
• For example - This is my father's pen
• In the above sentence, the noun father's shows that the pen belongs to the father.
• Therefore, father's is in possessive case.

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