The vocative case in English 1

Correct answer: Vocative — the name is used to directly address James — that is the vocative case.

Correct answer: Not vocative — James is the subject of an indirect question — not a direct address.

Correct answer: Vocative — my friends directly addresses the audience — classic vocative.

Correct answer: Vocative — Mary is addressed directly at the end of the sentence — vocative.

Correct answer: Not vocative — Mary is the object of see, not a direct address.

Correct answer: Vocative — you silly boy directly addresses the person being spoken to.

Correct answer: Vocative — John is addressed directly with an imperative — vocative.

Correct answer: Not vocative — my daughter is introduced to the audience, not addressed.

Correct answer: Not vocative — you here is the object of proud of, not a direct address.

Correct answer: Vocative — officer directly addresses the person — classic vocative at the end of a clause.