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.

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