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form of a noun or pronoun which marks its function in a sentence
case
3 types of cases
nom, obj, pos.
used as subjects or as predicate nominatives: I, he , she, we, they, who, whoever/ am is are was were may be, shall be, might have been, etc.
nominative case pronoun
used as the complement of the infinitive to be( whenever the infinitive does not have a grammatical subject of its own)
nominative case
used as do, io, and op
-me him her us them whom whomever/sub of inf
objective case
both in the obj and nom case
You and it
used to modify a gerund
possesive case
may function as adj or as pronouns
his and its
appositive must be in the same case as?
the word to which it refers