Uses of the Latin Accusative

Are you confused by the Latin accusative? Were you just starting to understand direct objects when you learned that there are actually four other uses of the accusative to make sense of?

If so, then this Latin accusatives handout is for you.

I designed this 3-page handout because I wanted a resource that explained all the uses of the accusative all in one place. When I was first learning, I got tired of flipping from page to page in my text book or having to open a million tabs just to see all the accusatives at once. Plus, no matter how hard I looked, I could never find succinct answers to my questions:

• Which types of accusatives need prepositions?
• Why do indirect statements work the way they do?
• How do you tell an accusative of duration of time from a direct object?

My “Uses of the Accusative” handout provides all this information and more.

With it, you’ll ditch the overwhelm and become an accusative pro in no time. Plus, you’ll even have a built-in process for approaching Latin accusatives that you can take with you wherever you go.

In this handout, you’ll receive:

• A color-coded table of accusative forms in all five declensions
• Detailed descriptions of each accusative and its grammar rules
• English and Latin examples and explanations for every type of accusative
• A copy of my accusative recognition chart, a set of questions designed to help you identify different accusatives
• Footnotes to support you along the way

This is a 3-page, digital PDF product. You will not receive a physical product. Once you purchase, you’ll be able to download the chart right away. You’ll also receive an email with a link to download.