You can imagine that this could take some time and effort and that this is not the most fun thing to do.
„How shall I ever get this into my head?“Īnd „how do other students learn this stuff?“ġ) Most students go to German classes or buy grammar books and try to hammer these rules into their heads. Just imagine I would throw in the other three cases as well.įor those who really love grammar and want to learn the grammar rules regarding the declined adjectives by heart (against my advice) can check out this Wiki page. These are only a few possible combinations and as you can see, this is not easy and can get very tricky!!!Īnd in these examples I only use the nominative case. (a blue monster neuter gender, nominative, indefinite article, singular) (a blue jeans feminine gender, nominative, indefinite article, singular) (blue balls, masculine gender, nominative, no article, plural) (a blue ball, masculine gender, nominative, indefinite article, singular) (the blue monster, nominative, definite article, neuter gender, singular) (the blue jeans feminine gender, nominative, definite article, singular) (the blue balls masculine gender, nominative, definite article, plural) (the blue ball masculine gender, nominative, definite article, singular) Here are some examples with the adjective blau: *We use „sind“ because the noun „Mäuse“ is in the plural form. You will answer the question by changing the structure so that the adjective comes after the noun. I’m going to give you a part of a sentence and then I will ask a question.
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