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1 Let’s form Accusatives!
It’s easy! Decide Drop Add

2 Step 1: Decide AE = 1st Declension I = 2nd Declension
Go to the Genitive Case (the 2nd word in your vocab list). Decide what declension it is… AE = 1st Declension I = 2nd Declension IS = 3rd Declension

3 via, viae viam culina, culinae culinam hortus, horti hortum
Subject forms Direct Object forms via, viae viam culina, culinae culinam hortus, horti hortum amicus, amici amicum filius, filii filium pater, patris patrem mater, matris matrem canis, canis canem atrium, atrii atrium

4 Step 2: Drop What remains of our noun is called the stem
1st Declension  Drop the AE 2nd Declension  Drop the I 3rd Declension  Drop the IS What remains of our noun is called the stem

5 Step 3: Add Add AM to the 1st Declension Add UM to the 2nd Declension
Add EM to the 3rd Declension

6 Let’s Practice …

7 canem mercatorem mensam hortum amicum togam patrem atrium
Let’s Practice … canem mercatorem mensam hortum amicum togam patrem atrium

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