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Things I like: nominative adjective agreement, definite and indefinite articles

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I understand adjective endings with definite and indefinite articles in the nominative case and can use them to talk about things I like.

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[ai] and [ei] can sound the same in German, but in words borrowed from English [ai] is pronounced as in English. In German, when adjectives come after the verb 'sein' (to be) they do not change. In German, adjectives in front of a noun add endings; this is called adjective agreement. Add '-e' for the singular nominative ending of all adjectives with definite articles. The singular nominative adjective endings for indefinite articles are -er (masculine), -e (feminine), and -es (neuter).

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