Deutsche Geschichte: adjective agreement, adjectival nouns
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I can apply my knowledge of vocabulary to identify relationships between words and support my understanding of longer texts, and can confidently use adjective endings and adjectival nouns.
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Exploring relationships between words supports your understanding of language in different contexts.
Adjective agreement occurs when adjectives precede a noun. Do not add endings to adjectives after a noun.
Adjective endings change depending on the gender, case and number of the noun they describe.
Neuter adjectival nouns express abstract concepts and use the ending '-e' in nominative and accusative.
Plural adjectival nouns end in '-en' after 'die'. Without articles, use '-e' in nominative and accusative; '-en' dative.
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