Three Hungry Horses (Accusative Plural story)
My three horses are hungry, but I don't have any carrots! This silly and easy story is designed to showcase the accusative plural in a communicative context. Here, the distinction between accusative singular and accusative plural matters for plot reasons at several points: carōtam vs. carōtās, and equum vs. equōs.
Thank you to @mjbalbo for providing these three horse names, and to everyone else who commented suggesting cool horse names in the community post! I really appreciated your creative input in naming the characters for this silly story.
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