Formation of Possessive Case in English with Examples
When a noun or pronoun shows possession, it is said to be in the Possessive case or genitive case. This is true most of the time, but not always. Sometimes we use possessive cases to...
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Cases of Noun: Nominative, Accusative and Possessive
In modern English, there are three cases of nouns; nominative, objective or accusative, and possessive case. Some people also consider dative and vocative cases of nouns in English grammar, but they are obsolete. Nominative...
Gender in English – Masculine, Feminine, Common & Neuter
The word ‘gender’ in English grammar has been derived from the Latin ‘genus’ which means ‘kind’ or ‘sort’. Therefore, in English grammar, we use gender as a noun that denotes either the male or...
Kinds of Nouns | Proper, Common, Abstract, Collective
There are four kinds of nouns in English; Proper noun, Common noun, Abstract noun, and Collective noun. Apart from the above, we can also classify them as: Abstract and Concrete nouns Countable and Uncountable...
