Title: 2T 3mtt matching nominative objective possessive
Course: 2024 English 9

Q: instructions: classify in the following sentence the nominative, objective, and possessive case.

  Randy and Sandy sat next to my friend and me in the auditorium.
- Randy and sandy | nominative
- MY FRIEND AND ME | objective
- none | possessive

Q: instructions: classify in the following sentence the nominative, objective, and possessive case.

   Young and enthusiastic, the speaker inspired the other students and me.
- THE SPEAKER | nominative
- OTHER STUDENTS AND Me | objective
- none | possessive

Q: instructions: classify in the following sentence the nominative, objective, and possessive case.

   Sandy has decided that the technical institute is of her property.
- SANDY | nominative
- THAT THE TECHNICAL INSTITUTE | objective
- HER PROPERTY | possessive

Q: instructions: classify in the following sentence the nominative, objective, and possessive case.

     The speaker from the institute gave Randy and her several brochures.
- THE SPEAKER | nominative
- RANDY AND HER | objective
- none | possessive

Q: instructions: classify in the following sentence the nominative, objective, and possessive case.

     They gave their names so that the institute could contact their parents.
- THEy | nominative
- THEIR NAMES | objective
- THEIR PARENTS | possessive

Q: instructions: classify in the following sentence the nominative, objective, and possessive case.

      It’s easy for my friends and I to find the institute’s Web site, too.
- MY FRIENDS AND I | nominative
- THE INSTITUTE’S WEB SITE | objective
- none | possessive

Q: instructions: classify in the following sentence the nominative, objective, and possessive case.

    Computer companies want skilled technicians working for our executives.
- COMPUTER COMPANIES | nominative
- SKILLED TECHNICIANS | objective
- OUR EXECUTIVES | possessive

Q: instructions: classify in the following sentence the nominative, objective, and possessive case.

      Technology gives us career choices never dreamed of decades ago.
- TECHNOLOGY | nominative
- US | objective
- none | possessive

Q: instructions: classify in the following sentence the nominative, objective, and possessive case.

      Imagine the size of radios Grandma saw around her grandchild.
- none | nominative
- THE SIZE OF RADIOS | objective
- HER GRANDCHILD | possessive

Q: instructions: classify in the following sentence the nominative, objective, and possessive case.

      Transistors and integrated circuits changed life for my future.
- TRANSISTORS AND INTEGRATED CIRCUITS | nominative
- life | objective
- MY FUTURE | possessive

Q: instructions: classify in the following sentence the nominative, objective, and possessive case.

     Can you see me as the next big innovator in technology for their seek?
- YOU | nominative
- me | objective
- THEIR SEEK | possessive

Q: instructions: classify in the following sentence the nominative, objective, and possessive case.

     Please, give peter sarah's book.
- none | nominative
- PETER | objective
- SARAH'S BOOK | possessive

Q: instructions: classify in the following sentence the nominative, objective, and possessive case.

     I bought the car last week.
- I | nominative
- THE CAR | objective
- none | possessive

Q: instructions: classify in the following sentence the nominative, objective, and possessive case.

     he gives greats amounts of money to our charity.
- he | nominative
- GREATS AMOUNTS OF MONEY | objective
- OUR CHARITY | possessive

Q: instructions: classify in the following sentence the nominative, objective, and possessive case.

      maintenance service will clean the room after his.
- MAINTENANCE SERVICE | nominative
- THE ROOM | objective
- his | possessive

Q: instructions: classify in the following sentence the nominative, objective, and possessive case.

      the circuits got an electrical problem at their apartment.
- THE CIRCUITS | nominative
- AN ELECTRICAL PROBLEM | objective
- THEIR APARTMENT | possessive

Q: instructions: classify in the following sentence the nominative, objective, and possessive case.

      rain made the livestock to run to their farm.
- RAIN | nominative
- THE LIVESTOCK | objective
- THEIR FARM | possessive