GrammarNouns and ArticlesGenderGender – Free Exercise Gender – Free Exercise show special characters display incorrect answers Exercise A2 Choose the correct article. derdiedas Männlein[the little man]|nouns with the ending -lein are always neuter in German. derdiedas Schnee[the snow]|forms of precipitation are always masculine in German. derdiedas Universität[the university]|nouns with the ending -tät are always feminine in German. derdiedas Einsamkeit[the loneliness]|nouns with the ending -keit are always feminine in German. derdiedas Kranich[the crane]|nouns with the ending -ich are always masculine in German. Compound nouns - choose the correct article. derdiedas Brieffreundschaft[the correspondence with a penpal]|nouns with the ending -schaft (Freundschaft) are always feminine in German. derdiedas Abreisedatum[the date of departure]|nouns with the ending -um (Datum) are always neuter in German. derdiedas Froschkönig[the frog king]|nouns with the ending -ig (König) are always masculine in German. derdiedas Produktmarketing[the product marketing]|nouns made from English words ending in -ing (Marketing) are always neuter in German. derdiedas Augenblick[the moment]|nouns made from verbs without the -en (blicken – Blick) are always masculine in German. Choose the correct article. DerDieDas Kaninchen frisst gerne Möhren.[The rabbit likes to eat carrots.]|nouns with the ending -chen are always neuter in German. DerDieDas Aktion war sehr erfolgreich.[The campaign was very successful.]|nouns with the ending -ion are always feminine in German. DerDieDas Medikament schmeckt bitter.[The medicine tastes bitter.]|nouns with the ending -ment are mostly neuter in German. DerDieDas April war sehr verregnet.[(The month of) April was very rainy.]|The names of the months are all masculine in German. DerDieDas Prüfung war gar nicht so schwer.[The test wasn’t that hard at all.]|nouns with the ending -ung are always feminine in German. Online exercises to improve your German Improve your German with Lingolia. Each grammar topic comes with one free exercise where you can review the basics, as well as many more Lingolia Plus exercises where you can practise according to your level. Check your understanding by hovering over the info bubbles for simple explanations and handy tips. Gender – Free Exercise Gender of Nouns – mixed exercise Lingolia Plus German Unlock all grammar exercises for German with a Lingolia Plus account 1090 interactive grammar exercises for German sorted by topic and level (A1–C1) with a built-in progress tracker and awards system Get started with Lingolia Plus Genus – Lingolia Plus Exercises Genus – einfache Wörter (Körperteile) A1 Genus – einfache Wörter (Kleidung) A1 Genus – einfache Wörter (Tiere) A1 Genus – Artikel-Regeln (Schule) A2 Genus – Artikel-Regeln (Einkaufen) A2 Genus – Artikel-Regeln (Konzert) A2 Genus – Artikel-Regeln (Arzt) A2 Genus – Artikel-Regeln (zusammengesetzte Nomen 1) B1 Genus – Artikel-Regeln (zusammengesetzte Nomen 2) B1 Genus – Homographen C1 Genus – Nomen auf -nis C1 A1Beginner A2Elementary B1Intermediate B2Upper intermediate C1Advanced