Accusative Case - Direct Object

Accusative Case - Direct Object

The Accusative is the direct object

• For first declension the accusative singular will end in -am and the plural will need in -as

• Think about the English word accuse, if I accuse you, I am directing accusations at you. 

Find:

the subject (nominative), verb, and direct object (accusative).

Find:

the subject (nominative), verb, and direct object (accusative).

Multiple Choice

What word in the sentence is the accusative/direct object?

The girl sees the houses in the woods.

• houses

• girl

• sees

• woods

Multiple Choice

What word in the sentence is the nominative/subject?

The girl sees the houses in the woods.

• houses

• girl

• sees

• woods

Multiple Choice

What word in the sentence is the verb?

The girl sees the houses in the woods.

• houses

• girl

• sees

• woods

Multiple Choice

What word in the sentence is the accusative/direct object?

Puella casas in silvā videt.

• casas

• puella

• silvā

• videt.

Multiple Choice

What word in the sentence is the nominative/subject?

Puella casas in silvā videt.

• casas

• puella

• silvā

• videt.

Multiple Choice

What word in the sentence is the verb?

Puella casas in silvā videt.

• casas

• puella

• silvā

• videt.

Fill in the Blanks

Which word in the sentence is the direct object?

Piratae terram vident.

Fill in the Blanks

Which word in the sentence is the direct object?

Feminae silvam vident.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following cases is used for the direct object?

• Nominative

• Dative

• Genitive

• Accusative

• Ablative

Multiple Choice

Which of the following cases is used for the subject?

• Nominative

• Dative

• Genitive

• Accusative

• Ablative

Multiple Choice

Which of the following cases is used for the predicate nominative?

• Nominative

• Dative

• Genitive

• Accusative

• Ablative

Poll

How comfortable do you feel with the concept of accusative/direct object?

• Very Comfortable

• Somewhat Comfortable

• A little confused

• Very confused