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Question 1

Maskulin Artikel

Answer 1

Der schlechte Hase
Den schlecten Hase (n)
Dem schlechten Hase (n)
Des schlechten Hase (n)

Ein schlechter Hase
Einen schlechten Hase
Einem schlechten Hase
Eines schlechten Hase (n)

(n) schlechter Hase
(a) schlechten Hase
(d) schlechtem Hase
(g) schlechtes Hase (n)

Question 2

N deklination

Answer 2

-Only masculine
-Only singular
-Only names which in plural end in n\en
-Only for akkusativ, dativ, genitiv

No N-deklination for masculine, bestimmte nouns that end in -or in their singular form

Question 3

S genitiv

Answer 3

-only applies for masculine or neutral nouns in singular

-nouns ending in s, -ss, -z oder -tz, need an extra e:
des Hauses, des Tanzes, des Sitzes.

-nouns ending in vocal or vocal + h, need only an s:
des Schnees, des Baus, des Hais, des Strohs.

-nouns ending in -en, -em, -el, -er or a diminutive, need only an s:
des Problems, des Igels, des Lesers, des Wägelchens, des Bübleins.

-for some MALE nouns, which stress is on the last sylable, there is an -en with no s added. This occurs mainly for male animals and professions
des Fotografen, des Elefanten

Question 4

Femenine Artikel

Answer 4

die schlechte Katze
die schlechte Katze
der schlechten Katze
der schlechten Katze

Question 5

Fordern

Answer 5

to demand

Question 6

Forschung

Answer 6

research

Question 7

Minderheit

Answer 7

minority

Question 8

Aussicht

Answer 8

perspective

Question 9

Ordnung

Answer 9

order, rules

Question 10

Plural -n in the Dative

Answer 10

Nouns whose plural form doesn’t end in -s or -n take the ending -n in the dative case.

Example:
die Hände (plural in nominative)
→ mit den Händen (plural in dative)

Question 11

wirken

Answer 11

to seem
Er wirkt nervös

Question 12

Beziehung

Answer 12

relationship, connection