B1Adjectives18 exercises
Adjektivdeklination — starke Deklination
Adjective Declension — Strong Declension
Adjectives without an article take strong endings that indicate the case and gender of the noun.
How the rule begins
When an adjective stands without an article in front of a noun, it takes the ending of the definite article. This is called strong declension.
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