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Meanings of objective case in English
Synonyms
Examples for "accusative"
Examples for "accusative"
1
The man with whom the accusative persons are placed is called Sheriff.
2
He oiled his machine with accusative frequency, but I failed to respond.
3
If people were classified grammatically, you'd be in the accusative case!
4
Darkhorse, of course, did not respond to the patriarch's angry and accusative call.
5
Tasya is an instance of the genitive for the accusative.
1
If people were classified grammatically, you'd be in the accusative case!
2
Here I must put you in Mind of that Matter, that in these the Passives also obtain a second Accusative Case.
3
SUMPTO... PUSILLO] This substantival use of a neuter adjective is confined in classical Latin to the nominative and accusative cases.
4
Now as to the grammar of this language; I haven't conquered the Accusative Case yet (I began with that) & there are three more.
5
"The accursed sect of the Quakers,"-whata fine spirit such an accusative case gives to the dry formula of a legal enactment!
Usage of objective case in English
1
A noun or pronoun used as objective complement is in the objective case.
2
Point out the nouns in the objective case in these sentences, and tell which use each has:-
3
When a pronoun depends upon a verb or a preposition the pronoun must be in the objective case.
4
Nouns have two case forms, the simple form, common to the nominative and the objective case, and the possessive form.
5
Didn't he put Sam into the objective case yesterday, when he tumbled him head over heels out of his seat?
6
There was no softening of the terrible, beautiful face before her, and she durst put no objective case to her verb.
7
From my observations, you have to put a little more effort into throwing in the 'whom' -'Is it really the objective case?
8
A noun or pronoun used as object or objective complement, or as the principal word of a prepositional phrase, is in the objective case.
9
You also tried to release the objective case from its thraldom to the preposition, and it is written that servants should obey their masters.
10
Mr. Brunelli, being impressionable and a Latin, fell to conjugating the verb "amare," with Katy in the objective case, though not because of antipathy.
11
The Objective Case should be used:
12
See 3 under Objective Case.
13
Not alone be careful to distinguish between the nominative and objective cases of the pronouns, but try to avoid ambiguity in their use.
14
+Explanation.+-Nounsused adverbially are in the objective case because equivalent to the principal word of a prepositional phrase.
15
"It's the objective case."
This collocation consists of:
Objective case through the time
Objective case across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common