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Definitive Flashcards

1
Q

translate: most students

A

de fleste studerende

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2
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translate: most beer

A

det mest øl

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3
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translate: by post

A

med posten

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4
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translate: on TV

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i fjernsynet

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5
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translate: ten times a week

A

ti gange om ugen (note use of the definitive article in Danish)

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6
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translate: he drinks at least five beers a day

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Han drikker mindst fem øl om dagen

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translate: the next day the weather was beautiful

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næste dag var det dejligt vejr

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translate: they live on the top floor

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de bor på øverste etage

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9
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translate: the first time i met him

A

Første gang jeg mødte ham

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10
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translate: Bodil plays the piano

A

Bodil spiller klaver

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11
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translate: mother is reading the newspaper

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mor læser avis

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12
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Is the definitive article used with nouns preceded by flest or mest?

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Yes

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13
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Is the definitive used after an unstressed have?

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No

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14
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translate: have the opportunity to

A

Have lejlighed til

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15
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translate: have the desire to

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have lyst til

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16
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translate: have the right to

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have ret til

17
Q

Give some examples where an indefinitive is used in English and no article in Danish

A

Marie er dansker, Jan er lærer

18
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Is an indefinitive article used in Danish when an adjective precedes the noun?

A

Yes, eg Han er en dygtig læge ( he’s a good doctor).

19
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Is an indefinitive used when a noun is followed by a restrictive, relative clause?

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Yes eg Han var en studerende, der brugte mange penge (he was a student who spent a lot of money. Hun er en mor for dem (she’s a mother to them),

20
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Is an article used when you have: Som noun var hun/han…. ie As a noun was she/he….

A

No, an article is not used eg som ung mand var han uhyre grim

21
Q

Is an article used with single count nouns when a general idea is inferred rather than a specific example eg they are expecting a child, they are going to a cafe, we ate dinner, has brigit got a fur coat?

A

No. Eg de venter barn, de går på cafe, vi spiste middag, har Birgit fået pels?

Danish Grammar (6 decks)

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