Appearance: adjective agreement (accusative)
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I can use adjectives before nouns in the accusative case to describe others' appearances.
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When adjectives come before nouns, they have different endings depending on the noun gender, type of article and case.
The accusative case is used for the ‘object’ of the verb.
Singular accusative adjective endings for indefinite articles are: -en (masculine) -e (feminine) and -es (neuter).
For accusative plural nouns after 'keine', the adjective ending is -en; without an article the accusative ending is -e.
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