Non-Preceded Adjectives - German 2 WS Explanation - Deutsch lernen

This video tutorial covers the topic of adjective endings in German grammar, focusing on dare words, iron words, and non-preceded adjectives. It provides detailed explanations and examples for each type, along with practice exercises to reinforce learning. The video also includes a downloadable chart for reference.

What is the adjective ending for a masculine noun in the nominative case after a 'dare' word?

• -es

• -en

• -e

• -er

How do 'iron' words indicate gender in the nominative masculine case?

• By adding -en

• By adding -er

• By adding -es

• By adding -e

Which pattern do non-preceded adjectives follow in the nominative case?

• RESE

• NESE

• SRSR

• MERMAN

Which of the following is NOT a 'dare' word?

• Desa

• Manchia

• Zine

• Yeda

What is the adjective ending for a neuter noun in the accusative case after an 'iron' word?

• -es

• -er

• -e

• -en

In the sentence 'The tall man gives the little girl the sweet dog', what is the adjective ending for 'little'?

• -en

• -e

• -er

• -es

What is the adjective ending for a feminine noun in the dative case after a 'dare' word?

• -e

• -en

• -er

• -es

Which adjective ending is used for plural nouns in the nominative case after a 'dare' word?

• -er

• -es

• -e

• -en

What is the adjective ending for a masculine noun in the genitive case after a non-preceded adjective?

• -es

• -e

• -en

• -er

In the sentence 'His brown shoes we find with a dirty sock', what is the adjective ending for 'dirty'?

• -es

• -e

• -en

• -er