nominative case in a sentence

Examples

1. :First of all, does " nominative case " and " accusative case " refer to the entire sentence, or only to the nouns?
2. The real subject of the sentence will not be in the nominative case but is most often in the dative or accusative case.
3. In languages where it makes a difference, you can use constructs like to convert a word from the nominative case to some other case.
4. A few Czech surnames do not differ for men and women in the nominative case ( the case used for the soft adjective declension.
5. Brabantian dialects have a characteristic historical tendency towards " accusativism ", the use of the accusative case instead of the nominative case as well.
6. Thus in German, " the giant " as the subject of a sentence may be expressed as " der Riese " : nominative case.
7. Traditionally the streets in Warsaw, unlike in many other cities in Poland, are named with adjective forms rather than in simple nouns in nominative case.
8. The name " Amberis " is a pormanteau of the English word " Amber " and the Lithuanian nominative case masculine gender ending " is ".
9. There is no reason to suppose that the Persians would have based their form of his name on the nominative case of his Attic Greek name.
10. The nominative case is the case of the subject, i . e . all subjects are in the nominative and all nominatives are subjects of their clauses.