Time for your first big grammar step! The accusative case changes 'der' to 'den' and 'ein' to 'einen' — learn when and why.Masculine 'the' changes: 'der Mann' → 'Ich sehe den Mann' (I see the man).den (der → den)Masculine 'a' changes: 'ein Hund' → 'Ich habe einen Hund' (I have a dog).einen (ein → einen)Feminine 'die' and neuter 'das' stay the same in the accusative. Easy!die / das (no change)'I see…' — 'sehen' triggers the accusative. Try: 'Ich sehe den Baum'.Ich sehe…'I have…' — 'haben' always takes the accusative. 'Ich habe eine Katze.'Ich habe…'I buy…' — 'kaufen' takes the accusative. 'Ich kaufe einen Kuchen' (a cake).Ich kaufe…'I need…' — 'brauchen' takes the accusative. 'Ich brauche den Schlüssel' (the key).Ich brauche…'No/not a' in accusative: 'Ich habe keinen Bruder' = 'I have no brother'.keinen / keine / kein'Der Hund' in the accusative becomes…der Hundden Hunddem Hund'Ich habe ___ Katze' — fill the gap:eineneineineWhich article does NOT change in the accusative?dereindas'Ich brauche keinen Schlüssel' means…I need the keyI have a keyI don't need a key
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