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Mastering the intricacies of Norwegian adjective agreement is a vital step in achieving fluency in the language. Adjectives in Norwegian must agree in gender and number with the nouns they describe, which can be a challenging yet rewarding aspect of learning. Whether the noun is masculine, feminine, or neuter, and whether it is singular or plural, the corresponding adjective must reflect these characteristics accurately. This page offers a range of exercises designed to help you grasp and practice these essential rules, ensuring you can describe nouns accurately and naturally in Norwegian. Our carefully structured exercises cover various contexts and sentence structures to provide comprehensive practice. By engaging with these exercises, you’ll encounter a wide array of nouns and adjectives, allowing you to become more familiar with their patterns of agreement. This hands-on approach will help reinforce your understanding and boost your confidence in using Norwegian adjectives correctly in both written and spoken forms. Start exploring the exercises and take a significant step towards mastering Norwegian adjective agreement!
1. Den *store* hunden bjeffer høyt (adjective for "big" in masculine singular form).
2. Jeg kjøpte en *ny* bil i går (adjective for "new" in masculine singular form).
3. Hun har en *vakker* kjole på seg (adjective for "beautiful" in feminine singular form).
4. De *små* barna leker i parken (adjective for "small" in plural form).
5. Vi så en *gammel* film i helgen (adjective for "old" in masculine singular form).
6. Det er et *fint* hus (adjective for "nice" in neuter singular form).
7. Hun drikker en *varm* kopp te (adjective for "hot" in feminine singular form).
8. De har *store* hager bak husene sine (adjective for "big" in plural form).
9. Det er en *vakker* utsikt fra toppen av fjellet (adjective for "beautiful" in feminine singular form).
10. Han kjøpte en *dyr* klokke (adjective for "expensive" in masculine singular form).
1. Hun har en *ny* kjole på seg (adjective for "new", feminine singular).
2. Vi kjøpte *store* hus (adjective for "big", plural).
3. Barnet har en *rød* ball (adjective for "red", neuter singular).
4. Den *gamle* mannen bor alene (adjective for "old", masculine singular).
5. De har en *liten* katt (adjective for "small", feminine singular).
6. Han liker *søte* epler (adjective for "sweet", plural).
7. Det er en *fin* dag i dag (adjective for "nice", neuter singular).
8. Vi fant et *gammelt* kart (adjective for "old", neuter singular).
9. Hun har *lange* bein (adjective for "long", plural).
10. Han kjøpte en *dyr* bil (adjective for "expensive", masculine singular).
1. Hun har en *liten* katt. (small, singular, feminine)
2. De kjøpte noen *store* hus. (big, plural, neutral)
3. Han har en *stor* bil. (big, singular, masculine)
4. Vi så en *vakker* blomst. (beautiful, singular, feminine)
5. Barna har *nye* sko. (new, plural, neutral)
6. Jeg liker den *gule* jakken. (yellow, singular, feminine)
7. Hun har to *snille* hunder. (kind, plural, neutral)
8. Han kjøpte en *dyr* klokke. (expensive, singular, masculine)
9. Vi så noen *interessante* bøker. (interesting, plural, neutral)
10. De har en *gammel* bil. (old, singular, masculine)
