Introduction
Einführung
Adjectives in the accusative case change in a very similar way to those in the nominative case. The feminine, neutral and plural forms are identical. The only difference is that masculine singular nouns take a ~en ending no matter whether it comes after der-word, ~ein-word or stands on its own:
der hohe Baum
the tall tree
Ich sehe die hohen Baum.
I see the tall tree.
ein hoher Baum
a tall tree
Ich sehe einen hohen Baum.
I see a tall tree.
hehen Baum
tall tree
der hohe Baum
the tall tree
Ich sehe die hohen Baum.
I see the tall tree.
ein hoher Baum
a tall tree
Ich sehe einen hohen Baum.
I see a tall tree.
hehen Baum
tall tree
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