"Do you see the ground?"

Translation: Βλέπεις το έδαφος;

[Tomvince]

is "βλέπεις το πάτωμα;" wrong ?

[D_..]

It's better to use floor = πάτωμα as it usually implies a man-made surface.

[Tomvince]

ok, thanks

[AveryAndre1]

I got knocked back for βλέπεις το χώμα, on the basis that it should have been βλέπετε, which seems like the wrong reason for rejecting the translation.

[Diana932243]

I don't understand why it shouldn't be Βλέπεις στο έδαφος. Isn't "ground" the direct object of "you see", and if so, shouldn't we then use the accusative versus the nominative case?

[joeTatt1]

The ground in this sentence is in the accusative. Το έδαφος is a neuter noun and does not change G /A.
Στο is a contraction of σε + τον /το /την etc. Meaning on, to, at etc. Adding "to" here is incorrect in Greek and English.