Title: 2T 3mtt SA nominative case
Course: 2024 English 9

Q: Instructions: write only the nominative case. do not write in capital letters, unless it's a proper name.

    Tania Atwater is a leading scientist.
A: Tania Atwater

Q: Instructions: write only the nominative case. do not write in capital letters, unless it's a proper name.

    My next-door neighbors and I went camping.
A: My next-door neighbors and I / next-door neighbors and I

Q: Instructions: write only the nominative case. do not write in capital letters, unless it's a proper name.

    Our old car got better mileage than our new car.
A: our old car

Q: Instructions: write only the nominative case. do not write in capital letters, unless it's a proper name.

    Should people in glass houses throw stones?
A: people

Q: Instructions: write only the nominative case. do not write in capital letters, unless it's a proper name.

    Ruth and I are both in the school orchestra.
A: Ruth and I

Q: Instructions: write only the nominative case. do not write in capital letters, unless it's a proper name.

     Danny took sailing lessons last summer.
A: Danny

Q: Instructions: write only the nominative case. do not write in capital letters, unless it's a proper name.

     What time did Phil and Don get home yesterday?
A: Phil and Don

Q: Instructions: write only the nominative case. do not write in capital letters, unless it's a proper name.

     Maria and LaVerne are the best students in the whole school
A: Maria and Laverne

Q: Instructions: write only the nominative case. do not write in capital letters, unless it's a proper name.

     If Mom asks you, explain what happened.
A: Mom

Q: Instructions: write only the nominative case. do not write in capital letters, unless it's a proper name.

     Lori and Karen are taking French.
A: Lori and Karen

Q: Instructions: write only the nominative case. do not write in capital letters, unless it's a proper name.

      If you and Wendy try out for the diving team, I will, too.
A: You and Wendy

Q: Instructions: write only the nominative case. do not write in capital letters, unless it's a proper name.

      Either Jermaine or his brother has the equipment bag.
A: Jermaine or his brother

Q: Instructions: write only the nominative case. do not write in capital letters, unless it's a proper name.

      The girls came home with three medals and a trophy.
A: the girls

Q: Instructions: write only the nominative case. do not write in capital letters, unless it's a proper name.

       When Greg and the outfielders win, they really celebrate.
A: Greg and the outfielders

Q: Instructions: write only the nominative case. do not write in capital letters, unless it's a proper name.

        Fortunately, the other sprinters and I avoided a collision.
A: the other sprinters and I

Q: Instructions: write only the nominative case. do not write in capital letters, unless it's a proper name.

         Coach Garza and the fans cheered as the clock ran out.
A: coach Garza and the fans

Q: Instructions: write only the nominative case. do not write in capital letters, unless it's a proper name.

         Both Clarisse and her mother want the race to go on.
A: Clarisse and her mother

Q: Instructions: write only the nominative case. do not write in capital letters, unless it's a proper name.

         Last year, the archery competition was held first.
A: the archery competition / archery competition

Q: Instructions: write only the nominative case. do not write in capital letters, unless it's a proper name.

         Will weight lifting and deck tennis be the newest events at the meet?
A: weight lifting and deck tennis

Q: Instructions: write only the nominative case. do not write in capital letters, unless it's a proper name.

         Mr. Chaplinski’s father was a well-known wrestler.
A: Mr. Chaplinski's father

Q: Instructions: write only the nominative case. do not write in capital letters, unless it's a proper name.

         Did the leaves and the twigs block the gutters?
A: the leaves and the twings

Q: Instructions: write only the nominative case. do not write in capital letters, unless it's a proper name.

         What a fright Mrs. Reynolds gave us!
A: Mrs. Reynolds

Q: Instructions: write only the nominative case. do not write in capital letters, unless it's a proper name.

         Here are your keys and sunglasses.
A: your keys and sunglasses

Q: Instructions: write only the nominative case. do not write in capital letters, unless it's a proper name.

          Joel and his cousin Al lit the menorah.
A: Joel and his cousin

Q: Instructions: write only the nominative case. do not write in capital letters, unless it's a proper name.

          Gracie and Victor, where are Gracie and Victor hiding?
A: Gracie and Victor

Q: Instructions: write only the nominative case. do not write in capital letters, unless it's a proper name.

          The best spellers in the class are you and (she, her).
A: she

Q: Instructions: write only the nominative case. do not write in capital letters, unless it's a proper name.

          The ones who brought the dog home must have been (they, them).
A: they

Q: Instructions: write only the nominative case. do not write in capital letters, unless it's a proper name.

                   The new editor of the yearbook will be (he, him).
A: he

Q: Instructions: write only the nominative case. do not write in capital letters, unless it's a proper name.

                   The people you are looking for could be (they, them).
A: they

Q: Instructions: write only the nominative case. do not write in capital letters, unless it's a proper name.

                   The players in the first match will be Venus Williams and (she, her).
A: she

Q: Instructions: write only the nominative case. do not write in capital letters, unless it's a proper name.

                   That must be (she, her) and the Jacksons in the front row.
A: she

Q: Instructions: write only the nominative case. do not write in capital letters, unless it's a proper name.

                   If it had been Omar and (I, me), we would have told you.
A: I

Q: Instructions: write only the nominative case. do not write in capital letters, unless it's a proper name.

                   The last ones to speak at the assembly were (we, us).
A: we

Q: Instructions: write only the nominative case. do not write in capital letters, unless it's a proper name.

                   Even those of us in middle school enjoy special career activities.
A: those of us

Q: Instructions: write only the nominative case. do not write in capital letters, unless it's a proper name.

                   Both of the Murchison twins took lists of questions with them.
A: both of the Murchison twins