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Kapitel 7

Kapitel 7. Feste und Feiertage Treffpunkt Deutsch Sixth Edition. Dative Adjective Endings. While the nominative and accusative cases have a variety of adjective endings for both preceded definite and indefinite articles, the dative case has one ending when preceded by an article, -en .

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Kapitel 7

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  1. Kapitel 7 Feste und Feiertage Treffpunkt Deutsch Sixth Edition

  2. Dative Adjective Endings • While the nominative and accusative cases have a variety of adjective endings for both preceded definite and indefinite articles, the dative case has one ending when preceded by an article, -en. • Die Frau mitdemelegantenKleid (n) istda. • Die Frau miteinemelegantenKleid (n) ist da. • Nachdemlangen Tag (m), gehtersofort ins Bett. • Nacheinemlangen Tag (m), gehtersofort ins Bett. • VieleFreundewarenbei der groβen Party (f). • VieleFreundewarenbeiunserergroβenParty (f). • Wirfeiern oft mitunserennettenFreunden (pl).

  3. Dative Adjective Endings An example of an unpreceded, dative adjective ending would be the following. Note that unpreceded here means that it is not preceded by an article. The adjective is preceded, however, by a dative preposition. Zu deutschem Bier (n) isst er deutsche Weiβwurst (f). Wir sind mit guten Freunden (pl) ins Kino gegangen.

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