Definition of The Subjective Case/Nominative Case:
Nouns or pronouns used as the subject of a verb in a sentence are called the subjective case or nominative case. This case is also used for a subject complement.
Examples of The Subjective Case/Nominative Case:
- Suzan is finding out the problem.
- She is finding out the problem.
- She is a lawyer.
- Jack will sing the song.
- He will sing the song.
- He is a singer.
- Steven will come here tomorrow.
- He will come here tomorrow.
- She is a great singer.
- I am feeling happy today.
- He is my best friend.
- We won the game yesterday.
- They arrived early for the meeting.
- You are doing a fantastic job.
- It was a beautiful day outside.
- My sister and I went to the park.
- John and his wife are expecting a baby.
- The students in the class are very attentive.
- The cat sat on the windowsill.
- My parents are celebrating their anniversary.
- The employees were all given a bonus.
- The CEO announced the company’s new initiative.
- The book I’m reading is very interesting.
- He is a Professor.
- Samuel is very busy with the new business.
- He is very busy with the new business.
- He is a business-man.
- Lisa is designing the visiting card.
- She is designing the visiting card.
- She is a graphic designer.
- Ann is writing the articles.
- She is writing the articles.
- She is a content writer.
- Alex will assist you in this project.
- He will assist you in this project.
