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1. 1.

   How is the Case of a Noun or Pronoun determined in a sentence?

2. 2.

   Narrate with examples the difference between Nominative Case and Objective Case.

3. 3.

   Explain with examples what the Direct Object and Indirect Object mean.

4. 4.

   Distinguish the use of apostrophe s ('s) and that of 'of' in making Possessive Case.

5. 5.

   Pick out Nouns and Pronouns in the Nominative and Objective Case.

   1. Children learn lessons. __________________________________
   2. She found a rupee. __________________________________
   3. The plague kills many people. __________________________________
   4. I hurt myself. __________________________________
   5. He teaches English. __________________________________
   6. The sky grew dark after sunset. __________________________________
   7. Our players played very well. __________________________________
   8. The saint advised us earnestly. __________________________________
   9. You have done a grave wrong. __________________________________
   10. The king dismissed his minister __________________________________
   11. Jack and Jill went up the hill. __________________________________
   12. The hounds chased the hare. __________________________________
   13. We entertained them warmly. __________________________________
   14. The teacher punished the late-comers __________________________________
   15. Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall. __________________________________
6. 6.

   Underline the Noun or Pronoun in the Dative Case in each Sentence :

   1. I gave her all my books.
   2. Her uncle sent her a nice present.
   3. The crow stole cheese for its young.
   4. She wrote a letter to me.
   5. The rogue gave me a hard blow.