Adjectives (Leaving Cert German): Flashcards
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Attributive adjectives position
Attributive adjectives position
Before noun; must take special endings
Predicate adjectives position
Predicate adjectives position
After noun (with sein/werden/heißen); no endings
Verbs taking predicate adjectives
Verbs taking predicate adjectives
sein (to be), werden (to become), heißen (to be called)
Comparative form ending
Comparative form ending
-er
Superlative form pattern
Superlative form pattern
der/die/das + adjective + -ste
3 factors for adjective endings
3 factors for adjective endings
What comes before adjective, gender, case
Weak endings context
Weak endings context
After definite articles (der, die, das) or der-words
Strong endings with indefinite articles
Strong endings with indefinite articles
After ein, eine, mein, dein, sein
Unpreceded adjective endings
Unpreceded adjective endings
Strong endings (no article before)
Indeclinable colour adjectives
Indeclinable colour adjectives
beige, rosa, lila, orange
Indeclinable foreign adjectives
Indeclinable foreign adjectives
happy, prima, super
Attributive vs predicate key difference
Attributive vs predicate key difference
Attributive needs endings; predicate stays unchanged