Accusative Articles

When a noun is the direct object of a sentence — the thing being acted on — German marks it with the accusative case. Look at the table:

	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter	Plural
Nominative (subject)	der / ein	die / eine	das / ein	die / —
Accusative (object)	den / einen	die / eine	das / ein	die / —

Only masculine changes. Feminine, neuter, and plural articles look identical in both cases. That single fact is most of what you need to learn.

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