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Identify the noun in the Nominative case in the below sentence:
Sharon prepared ice-cream and scones as dessert for the party.
Identify the noun in the Nominative case in the below sentence:
Sharon prepared ice-cream and scones as dessert for the party.
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The correct option is B Sharon
Nominative case is the "subject" of the sentence i.e the person/ thing that carries out the verb/action in the sentence. In the given sentence: The word, ice-cream in Option A, is a common noun. However, this word is not in nominative case as it is not performing any action.The word, Sharon in Option B is the noun in the nominative case because Sharon performs the action of preparing ice-creams and scones. The word, scones in Option C is a common noun. However, this word is not the noun in nominative case as it is not performing any action.
The word, party in Option D, is a common noun. However, this word is not the noun in nominative case as it is not performing any action.Hence, the correct answer is Option B.
Nominative case is the "subject" of the sentence i.e the person/ thing that carries out the verb/action in the sentence. In the given sentence:
The word, ice-cream in Option A, is a common noun. However, this word is not in nominative case as it is not performing any action.
The word, Sharon in Option B is the noun in the nominative case because Sharon performs the action of preparing ice-creams and scones.
The word, scones in Option C is a common noun. However, this word is not the noun in nominative case as it is not performing any action.
The word, party in Option D, is a common noun. However, this word is not the noun in nominative case as it is not performing any action.
Hence, the correct answer is Option B.
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