Examples of The Vocative Case

Definition of The Vocative Case:

The noun or pronoun which is used to address a person directly is called the vocative case.

Examples of The Vocative Case:

• Robin, are you coming to the concert?
• Jim, are you serious?
• Alice, come here.
• You, get out of the class.
• Tom, are you leaving?
• Ann, please take your seat.
• Aric, go to the meeting.
• Suzan, think about it again.
• Jeff, prepare the plan.
• You, please leave the place.
• Jenn, please be careful.
• Sam, look out!
• Lisa, well done!
• Bob, show him the way to the Chairman’s room.
• Robert, are you acting in this movie?
• Richard, are you performing in the program?
• April, are you going to the picnic?
• Rick, meet him now.
• Anny, I am talking to you.
• Pam, is anything wrong?