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Which of the following is the correct possessive pronoun for "your" when referring to a feminine noun in German?
Which of the following is the correct possessive pronoun for "your" when referring to a feminine noun in German?
What is the correct plural form of the noun "die Familie" in German?
What is the correct plural form of the noun "die Familie" in German?
Which of the following indicates the accusative case for a masculine noun in German?
Which of the following indicates the accusative case for a masculine noun in German?
Which of the following is NOT a correct indefinite article in the accusative case?
Which of the following is NOT a correct indefinite article in the accusative case?
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Which of the following is the correct gender for the noun "der Bruder" in German?
Which of the following is the correct gender for the noun "der Bruder" in German?
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Study Notes
Family Member Nouns
- German nouns have grammatical genders (der, die, das).
- Examples of family members include Vater (father), Mutter (mother), Bruder (brother), Schwester (sister), Sohn (son), Tochter (daughter), Großvater (grandfather), Großmutter (grandmother).
Gender of Nouns (der, die, das)
- Nouns are categorized as masculine (der), feminine (die), or neuter (das)
- This grammatical gender affects articles and adjectives.
Plural Forms of Nouns
- Nouns have specific plural forms.
- Examples: Vater - Väter (fathers), Mutter - Mütter (mothers), Bruder - Brüder (brothers), Schwester - Schwestern (sisters) etc
Possessive Pronouns
- Mein/meine (my)
- Dein/deine (your)
Accusative Case with Indefinite Articles
- Indefinite articles include einen/eine/ein (a/an) and keinen/keine/kein (no/not a/an).
- These articles mark the accusative case for nouns, which is important for indicating the direct object in a sentence.
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Description
Test your knowledge on German family member nouns, including their grammatical genders and plural forms. This quiz also covers possessive pronouns and the accusative case with indefinite articles, essential for mastering basic German sentence structure.
