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In Serbian grammar, how does the Accusative singular form of a masculine animate noun (e.g., 'brat' - brother) differ from a masculine inanimate noun (e.g., 'sto' - table)?

Masculine animate nouns take the Dative ending (-u), while inanimate nouns take the Instrumental ending (-om). Masculine animate nouns equal the Nominative form, while inanimate nouns take the Genitive ending (-a). Both animate and inanimate masculine nouns always take the same ending (-u) in the Accusative singular. Masculine animate nouns take the Genitive ending (-a), while inanimate nouns equal the Nominative form.

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Masculine animate nouns take the Genitive ending (-a), while inanimate nouns equal the Nominative form.

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