1. Grammar Lesson: Objective and Subjective Case Alejandro, Malika Christopher, Julia Lesson 11

2. Objective Case Use the objective form of a personal pronoun when the pronoun functions as a direct object, indirect object or object of preposition. Also use the objective form when the pronoun is a part of a compound object. Examples: Singularme you him, her, it Pluralus you them

3. Objective Case Sentences: The imperious clouds that were ever-present in the town made her feel sad. His injunction was directed towards me. The mendicant begged her for some loose change. It led to a series of queries that left the teacher very confused. He’s the one who saved you from your servile lifestyle.

4. Subjective/Nominative Case Use the subjective form of a personal pronoun when the pronoun functions as a subject or a predicate nominative. A subjective pronoun may be used as a part of a compound subject. Example: SingularI you he, she, it Pluralwe you they

5. Subjective/Nominative Case Sentences: I beseeched my mother to let me go to the movies. Do you ever get tired of cajoling your parents to buy you an iPod? After she managed to convince everyone, a round of applause was elicited. He was enjoined from joining the band after he hit the lead singer. It became an urgent exigency once he started bleeding out of his eye.

6. Mini Quiz Time!

7. Mini Quiz Instructions: Name the Objective or Subjective nouns in each sentence: Exercise #1: He saved me from the life of a mendicant by offering me a job. Answer: He and me are the objective nouns.

8. Mini Quiz Exercise #2: I told him to do his job and he called me imperious. Answer: I is the subjective noun in this sentence.

9. Mini Quiz Exercise #3: He and his followers searched for the fountain in Florida but never appeared to him and them. Answer: He is subjective and him and them are objective.