Questions: Write the correct indefinite article before each noun. Then write each definite article and noun under the correct heading. Write the correct indefinite article before each noun. 1. □ Frau 2. □ Junge 3. □ Mädchen 4. □ Mann 5. □ Buch 6. □ Blume 7. □ Freundin 8. □ Fenster 9. □ Hemd 10. □ Tisch 11. □ Freund 12. □ Studentin

Write the correct indefinite article before each noun. Then write each definite article and noun under the correct heading.

Write the correct indefinite article before each noun.
1. □ Frau
2. □ Junge
3. □ Mädchen
4. □ Mann
5. □ Buch
6. □ Blume
7. □ Freundin
8. □ Fenster
9. □ Hemd
10. □ Tisch
11. □ Freund
12. □ Studentin

Transcript text: Write the correct indefinite article before each noun. Then write each definite article and noun under the correct heading. Write the correct indefinite article before each noun. 1. $\square$ Frau 2. $\square$ Junge 3. $\square$ Mădchen 4. $\square$ Mann 5. $\square$ Buch 6. $\square$ Blume 7. $\square$ Freundin 8. $\square$ Fenster 9. $\square$ Hemd 10. $\square$ Tisch 11. $\square$ Freund 12. $\square$ Studentin

Solution

To determine the correct indefinite article in German, we need to consider the gender of each noun. In German, nouns can be masculine, feminine, or neuter, and the indefinite articles are "ein" for masculine and neuter nouns, and "eine" for feminine nouns.

Frau (feminine) - eine Frau
Junge (masculine) - ein Junge
Mädchen (neuter) - ein Mädchen
Mann (masculine) - ein Mann
Buch (neuter) - ein Buch
Blume (feminine) - eine Blume
Freundin (feminine) - eine Freundin
Fenster (neuter) - ein Fenster
Hemd (neuter) - ein Hemd
Tisch (masculine) - ein Tisch
Freund (masculine) - ein Freund
Studentin (feminine) - eine Studentin

Now, let's categorize the definite articles and nouns under the correct headings. In German, the definite articles are "der" for masculine nouns, "die" for feminine nouns, and "das" for neuter nouns.

Masculine Nouns