"He brings the juice."

Translation: Αυτός φέρνει τον χυμό.

[ShaoxuanLi]

why is το χυμό also correct? Isn't it supposed to be accusative τον;

[jeanprendiville]

Χυμός is masculine, ο χυμός. I think you are correct that it should only be τον. In the old grammars you elided the ν in τον if the following word began with κ, π, τ, ψ, ξ, χ and double syllables. But the newer grammars state you don't because it creates confusion with the neuter το. See on- line Η γραμματική Νέας Ελληνκής Γλώσσας (2008). others have been helpful in explaining this to me.

[philipduerdoth]

you're correct. Sorry.

[jeanprendiville]

Its nothing. Mistakes are bound to arise when we are helping one another :-)

[philipduerdoth]

neuter nouns are the same in nominative and accusative cases, singular and plural

[Stergi3]

It is not neutral here, it is masculine, sing. ο χυμός, του χυμού, το(ν) χυμό, χυμέ, plur. οι χυμοί, των χυμών, τους χυμούς, χυμοί.