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WELCOME
Teacher’s Identity
Md. Abdus Sobhan Talukder
Assistant Teacher
Sakhipur P. M. Pilot Model School and College
Sakhipur, Tangail
[email protected]
Subject: English Grammar
Class- Six
Section-A
Number of students-50
Time-50 minutes
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Today’s Topic
CASE
Learning Outcomes
By the end of this lesson students will be able to –
1. Know what case is.
2. Classification of case.
3. Identify case.
4. Fill in the blanks.
CASE
Case is the relationship of a Noun or Pronoun with the other words of a sentence.
Classification of Case
Nominative
Case
Vocative
Case
Case
Possessive
Case
Objective
Case
Nominative Case
Children like sweets.
Nominative Case
Your brother is known to me.
Nominative Case
When a noun or pronoun is used as the subject of a verb of preposition is called
Nominative Case.
Objective Case
I shall teach you.
Objective Case
I know the boy.
Objective Case
When a noun or pronoun is used as the object of a verb of preposition is called
Objective Case.
Possessive Case
I know your father.
Possessive Case
A noun or pronoun that denotes ownership or relationship with another noun or
pronoun is called Possessive Case.
Formation of Possessive Case
Vocative Case
Children, come to me.
Vocative Case
Go home, Rana.
Friends, listen to me.
Vocative Case
Vocative Case
When a noun is addressed, it is called Vocative Case.
Case of Noun
is a good boy.
Robin
Nominative
I know Robin
Objective
This is
Robin’s car.
Possessive
Robin , come her.
Vocative
He
is a good boy.
Nominative
I know him
Objective
This is
his
Possessive
car.
Group Work
Name the case of the following underlined words.
1. They play football.
2. I saw the boy yesterday.
3. My father is a teacher.
4. I know his elder brother.
5. He gave me his pen.
6. Mr. Kamrul teaches us English.
7. The legs of the table are broken.
8. Ram, come here.
9. Friends, listen to me.
10. A poet is writing a poem.
Pair Work
1. Fill in the blanks with the right words from the brackets.
1. My brother is taller than----------. (he/him)
2. This car is ------. (our/ours)
3. You and-----have done our duty. (I, he, me)
4. Let -----go home. (I, me)
5. Give----a chair to sit on. (he/him/his)
6. ------, listen to me. (Boys’ /Boys)
7. None but-----did it. (him/ he/his)
8. That is----bag. (her/hers)
9. He teaches -----English. (our/us)
10.He is-----brother. (Karims/Karim’s)
Evaluation
Answer the following questions.
1. What is the Nominative Case of ‘his’?
2. What is the Objective Case of ‘they’?
3. What is the Possessive Case of ‘we’?
4. What is the Nominative Case of ‘his’?
5. What is the Nominative Case of ‘your’?
Home Work
Answer the following questions.
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6.
What is Case?
How many kinds of cases are? What are they?
What is Nominative Case?
What is Objective Case?
What is Possessive Case?
What is Vocative Case?
Thank You