Word: Nominative
Part of Speech: Adjective, noun
Meaning: In grammar, the nominative case is the form of a noun or pronoun used as the subject of a verb, such as I, he, she, we and they.
Synonyms: subjective
Word origin: Comes from Latin nominativus, relating to naming, from nomen, a name.
Syllables: nom - i - na - tive
Tricky part: The vowels after nom are i then a: nom-i-na-tive. Writers mix them up or skip the i.
Watch out for: nominitive, nomenative, nomnative
Memory tip: It begins exactly like nominate. Take nominate, drop the final e and add ive.
Example 1: In 'They won the match', they is in the nominative case.
Example 2: Latin nouns change their endings for the nominative and other cases.
Example 3: Our teacher drew a chart of nominative and objective pronouns.
English shows the nominative case clearly only in pronouns: I but me, he but him, they but them. Nouns like girl look the same in every position.
Only one word in the list is spelt correctly. Choose the meaning of that word.
1. superlitive 2. posessive 3. nominative 4. infinative
a) the base form of a verb, often with to
b) the form of an adjective meaning most, such as tallest
c) the case of a noun or pronoun used as the subject
d) showing that something belongs to someone
c) the case of a noun or pronoun used as the subject. Nominative is correct; the others should be possessive, superlative and infinitive.
Insert the correct pair of letters to form a word:
nom_n_tive
a) e, a
b) i, i
c) i, a
d) a, i
c) i, a. Nominate gives the vowels: nom-i-na, so i first and a second.
Unjumble the word in the sentence and choose it:
In the sentence 'She sang well', the pronoun she is in the vetaminion case.
a) nominate
b) nomination
c) nominative
d) abomination
c) nominative. The ten letters include a v, which fits nominative and not nomination.
1. Which pronoun is in the nominative case?
a) us
b) we
c) ours
d) our
b) we
2. A word in the nominative case usually acts as the ____ of a sentence.
a) title
b) full stop
c) object
d) subject
d) subject
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