Artikel+und+Nomen+im+Nominativ

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 * Artikel und Nomen im Nominativ **

German has masculine, feminine, and neutral nouns. To express "the" or "a" you have to know the gender or number of the noun.
 * Purpose **

When in the verb? (Subject/Predicate) It is most often found in the Subject. There are some situations where the noun is in the Predicate so it has to change but there are not many places where this is true.

How do it forms? Is it multiple words or one? It forms in one word it is the no matter if there is an ein or a (der, die, das means the) in front of the noun. The word in front normally will take the nouns case (Masculine, Feminine or Neutral ) of the word and the noun will stay the same.

Chart of Endings for Ein
 * Masculine || ein ||
 * Feminine || ein__e__ ||
 * Neutral || ein ||

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