Understand 'accusative' to know who receives the action in a sentence.

Grammar Role

'Accusative' describes the noun directly affected by the verb's action.

Direct Impact

Using 'accusative' correctly helps clarify who or what a phrase pertains to.

Different languages mark the 'accusative' differently; some use word endings.

In learning new languages, identifying the 'accusative' helps understand sentence structure.

Note how 'accusative' shows contrast between subject and object in a sentence.