Mastering Danish noun gender is a fundamental step in acquiring proficiency in the Danish language. Danish nouns are categorized into two genders: common and neuter. This classification influences articles, adjectives, and pronouns, making it crucial for constructing grammatically correct sentences. Our exercises are designed to help you understand and distinguish between common and neuter nouns, building a solid foundation for your Danish language skills. Through these targeted exercises, you'll gain confidence in identifying and using the correct noun gender in various contexts. These exercises are structured to provide a comprehensive understanding of Danish noun gender through a variety of engaging activities. You'll encounter fill-in-the-blank sentences, matching tasks, and multiple-choice questions, all aimed at reinforcing your knowledge. By practicing with real-life examples and common phrases, you'll be able to apply your learning effectively in everyday conversations. Whether you're a beginner or looking to refine your skills, these exercises will guide you towards a more nuanced grasp of Danish grammar, enhancing your overall fluency and communication abilities.
1. Han læser *en bog* i parken (common noun for "a book").
2. Vi har *et hus* ved stranden (neuter noun for "a house").
3. Hun spiser *en æble* hver morgen (common noun for "an apple").
4. De købte *et bord* i går (neuter noun for "a table").
5. Han har *en hund* som kæledyr (common noun for "a dog").
6. Vi så *et træ* i skoven (neuter noun for "a tree").
7. Hun tog *en taske* med til festen (common noun for "a bag").
8. Han fandt *et æg* i reden (neuter noun for "an egg").
9. Vi lavede *en kage* til fødselsdagen (common noun for "a cake").
10. De købte *et ur* til deres far (neuter noun for "a watch").
1. Han købte *en* bil (common noun for 'car').
2. De så *et* træ i skoven (neuter noun for 'tree').
3. Hun drikker *en* kop kaffe hver morgen (common noun for 'cup').
4. Børnene legede med *et* tog (neuter noun for 'train').
5. Vi har *en* hund derhjemme (common noun for 'dog').
6. De boede i *et* hus (neuter noun for 'house').
7. Jeg læste *en* bog i går (common noun for 'book').
8. Han fandt *et* brev i postkassen (neuter noun for 'letter').
9. Hun malede *en* væg i stuen (common noun for 'wall').
10. Vi købte *et* æble i supermarkedet (neuter noun for 'apple').
1. Jeg har købt *en* bil (common gender).
2. Hunden fandt *en* bold i haven (common gender).
3. Hun så *et* hus på den anden side af vejen (neuter gender).
4. Vi har brug for *et* bord til festen (neuter gender).
5. Han læste *en* bog om historie (common gender).
6. Vi fandt *et* æble på jorden (neuter gender).
7. Hun har *en* ven, der bor i København (common gender).
8. De købte *et* nyt fjernsyn i går (neuter gender).
9. Jeg så *en* fugl flyve forbi vinduet (common gender).
10. Vi har *et* problem, som vi skal løse (neuter gender).
