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27 Cards in this Set
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What is a strong adjective?
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endings similar to definitive articles showing case and gender
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Nominative masculine adjective
das Beispiel: |
der Wein
guter Wein |
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Nominative neuter
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das Essen
gutes Essen |
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Nominative feminine
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die Lampe
rote Lampe |
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Nominative plural
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die Freunde
neue Freunde |
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Accusative masculine
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den Wein
guten Wein |
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Accusative neuter
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das Essen
gutes Essen |
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Accusative feminine
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die Lampe
rote Lampe |
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Accusative plural
das Beispiel: |
die Freunde
neue Freunde |
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Genitive masculine
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des Weins
guten Weins |
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Genitive neuter
das Beispiel: |
des Essens
guten Essens |
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Genitive feminine
das Beispiel: |
der Lampe
roter Lampe |
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Genitive plural
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der Freunde
neuer Freunde |
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Dative masculine
das Beispiel: |
dem Wein
gutem Wein |
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Dative neuter
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dem Essen
gutem Essen |
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Dative feminine
das Beispiel: |
der Lampe
roter Lampe |
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Dative plural
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den Freunden
neuen Freunden |
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When are adjectives usually strong:
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1. directly before a noun with no article in front of them.
2. plural cases 3. after indefinite articles in masc., neuter nominative and neuter accusative |
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Two adjectives together ...
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Will have the same ending--strong if no article; weak if preceded by an article.
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Weak adjectives follow a der word or an article and will end in ...
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e or es
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Weak adjectives ...
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do not show gender or case of noun
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adjectives preceding nouns always will have these endings
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e, en, es, er, em
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When an adjective normally ends in el or er, the e will be omitted
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teuer--teure
dunkel--dunkles |
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adjectives always appear before the noun they modify except when...
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they are predicate adjectives
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predicate adjectives do or do not take an ending?
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do not
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Non-comparative adverbs take what ending?
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none
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How can you tell the difference between adverbs and adjectives?
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Adverbs have no ending.
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