1-he is drinking water Er trinkt Wasser. (we don't have a continous aspect in German) 2- he drinks water Er trinkt Wasser. 3- she is eating bread Er isst Brot. 4- she drinks water Sie trinkt Wasser. 5- she is drinking water Sie trinkt Wasser. 6- the child is good- Das Kind ist gut. 7-the girl is good Das Mädchen ist gut. 8-the boy is eating bread Der Junge isst Brot. 9-the girl is drinking water Das Mädchen trinkt Wasser. 10- the girl/boy is a child. Das Mädchen/Der Junge ist ein Kind. der:-The(masculine) yes das:-the(feminine)girl NO, "das" is neutral. Puzzlingly enough, girls are of the neutral gender in German. The feminine article is "die". Die Frau (the woman), die Mutter (the mother). er- He yes die- the(feminine)women yes du- you yes ein- a(masculine) yes, but it is also neutral, ein Kind, ein Mädchen eine - a (feminine) yes bin - am(masculine) No, bin is first person Singular, no matter, what the gender is. Ich bin= I am isst den= is eating yes, or eats the... "den" is the accusative form of "der" trinkt- drinks yes, 3rd person singular. trinkst= drink yes, 2nd person singular trinke = drink(singular) yes, 1st person singular isst = eat/eats(plural) no, 2nd and 3rd person singular esse= eat(singular) yes, first person singular ist- is yes, 3rd person singular einen = an yes, accusative of ein (masculin) bist- are yes, second person singular junge = boy yes, but speeled with a capital letter, der Junge (I would advice you to learn the nouns with their articles). madchen = girl yes, das Mädchen