Examples of The Objective Case/Accusative Case/Dative Case

Definition of The Objective Case/Accusative Case/Dative Case:

The noun or pronoun which is either the direct or indirect object of a verb or the object of a preposition is called the objective or accusative or dative case.

Examples of The Objective Case/Accusative Case/Dative Case:

• I have met Alice.
• I have met her.
• The doctor is taking care of Suzan.
• The doctor is taking care of her.
• The teacher is teaching Sam.
• The teacher is teaching him.
• Jim is writing a letter.
• They are coming to meet me.
• I am preparing a design.
• Jack is doing the assignment.
• Jenn is preparing the meal.
• We are going to the varsity.
• Robin is reading a novel.
• The poet is writing a poem.
• The lyricist is writing a song.
• The singer is singing a song.
• We are traveling to the hills.
• The photographer is taking pictures.
• The auditor is auditing the files.
• I will take care of this issue.