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?