Nouns in Nominative & Objective Case

Some foreigners deem Philippines a wonderful vacation spot. (subject)

• foreigners

• Philippines

• vacation

• spot

The government should respect the natives living in Palawan. (subject)

• government

• natives

• respect

• Palawan

The government should respect the natives living in Palawan. (direct object)

• government

• natives

• respect

• Palawan

The government should respect the natives living in Palawan. (object of the preposition)

• government

• natives

• respect

• Palawan

A Japanese magnate farms pearls from the Philippine island Palawan. (subject)

• magnate

• pearls

• island

• Palawan

Some foreigners deem Philippines a wonderful vacation spot. (direct object)

• foreigners

• Philippines

• vacation

• spot

Some foreigners deem Philippines a wonderful vacation spot. (objective complement)

• foreigners

• Philippines

• vacation

• spot

A Japanese magnate farms pearls from the Philippine island Palawan. (object of the preposition)

• magnate

• pearls

• island

• Palawan

A Japanese magnate farms pearls from the Philippine island Palawan. (predicate appositive)

• magnate

• pearls

• island

• Palawan

Palawan offers a great adventure to people who come into the island, whether Filipinos or foreigners. (subject)

• Palawan

• adventure

• people

• Filipinos