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what is the difference between objective case pronoun and a nomative case pronoun and what is the difference between an object in a sentence and a subject in a sentence
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I like apples I = subject apples = object eg. This is the house which I bought for 100,000. which is the relative pronoun in the objective case because it is supposed to be placed after the verb ' bought ' as an object.
- I like apples I = subject apples = object eg.
- This is the house which I bought for 100,000.
- which is the relative pronoun in the objective case because it is supposed to be placed after the verb ' bought ' as an object.
- I bought the ( house ) for 100,000.
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I like apples
I = subject
apples = object
eg. This is the house which I bought for 100,000.
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I = subject
apples = object
eg. This is the house which I bought for 100,000.
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I dont use the word nominative case , but the ideas is the same
in terms of personal pronouns:
subject case / object case
I / me
you you (this word is so overused)
he, she, it / him, her, it
we / us
you / you (see - the same regardless of number OR c
in terms of personal pronouns:
subject case / object case
I / me
you you (this word is so overused)
he, she, it / him, her, it
we / us
you / you (see - the same regardless of number OR c
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