Unlike in English, changing the word order in sentences like these will not change the meaning. We know that will be the direct object because it has an accusative ending. Feminine nouns that end in soft sign, neuter and masculine inanimate nouns, and all plural inanimate nouns, don't have endings in the accusative case. Their accusative case form is the same as the nominative.
Inanimate nouns refer to non-living beings.
All animate plural nouns will have the same endings in the accusative case as in the genitive . The accusative case endings of adjectives that describe masculine inanimate nouns are the same as in the nominative case. These are the accusative case forms of the personal pronouns. They are the same as in the genitive case. A noun in Russian is in the accusative case when it is the direct object of a verb.