@ Cases of Nouns in English Grammar:

1.Nominative Case:
When a noun or pronoun is used as the Subject of a verb, it is said to be in the Nominative case.
Examples:
1. Harry ate ice cream.
2. The horse kicked the boy.
3. Naira threw a stone.
Here Harry, horse and Naira are the subject of verbs ate, kicked and threw. Thus Harry, horse and Naira are in nominative case.

2.Accusative Case:
When a noun or pronoun is used as the Object of a verb, it is said to be in the Accusative case.
Examples:
1. Harry ate ice cream.
2. The horse kicked the boy.
3. Naira threw a stone.
Here ice cream, boy and stone are the objects of verbs ate, kicked and threw. Thus Harry, horse and Naira are in accusative case.


3.Possessive Case:
When a noun or pronoun shows possession, it is said to be in the
Possessive case.
Examples:
1. Shirly's bag is on the table.
2. The dog bit the cat's tail.
3. The king's crown.
Here Shirly's, cat's and king's show possession or ownership. Thus Shirly's, cat's and king's are in possessive case


4.DATIVE CASE:
If a noun is used as an Indirect Object of the verb in a sentence, it is said to be
Examples:
Mr. Reddy taught us English.
Venkat has given Susan some amount.

5.VOCATIVE CASE:
If a noun is used to name or call a person or thing addressed, it is said to be examples:
Boys, don't go there.
Ricky, please close the door.

6.OBJECTIVE CASE:
If a Noun or pronoun is used as the object of a verb, it is said to be in the Objective
Examples:
Mr. Reddy taught us English.
The flower gives us fragrance.

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