Rule 40: The Accusative with Time and Space @latintutorial
Rule 40: The Accusative with Time and Space  @latintutorial
Uploaded February 2020 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
In our final review of the accusative case, we look at the how the accusative can be used without a preposition to show the extent or duration of time and space. These really are a single use of the accusative - learn more in this video, which should only last "for three minutes" or so.
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Rule 40: The Accusative with Time and Space

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