Objective Case or Accusative Case
Grammar Index : 2
Noun or pronoun is said to be in Objective Case or Accusative Case if it is the direct object of verb or if it is the object of preposition. (Direct object is the person or the thing upon whom or upon which the action of the verb is carried out).
Examples:
I met your sister.
Your sister is in objective case.
The vendors sell mangoes.
Mangoes is in objective case.
The book is on the table.
Table is in objective case.
It is object of the preposition on.
This is one of my policies.
Policies is in objective case.
It is object of the preposition of.
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