In which case is the noun in the phrase Es redzu māju (I see a house)?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. the accusative
- Step 1: Māju is the object of the verb redzu. Step 2. The direct object stands in the accusative, and māja has the accusative form māju. Answer: the accusative. Why not the others: Māja is nominative, mājas is genitive, and mājai is dative.
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