A student of mine had the idea of making short stories that incorperate all of the noun endings associated with each gender. These sentences should have a lot of nouns in them to incorperate all of the endings. It's not going to be easy! The thing with these stories though, is the sillier the better, so it might be fun to add to the story little by little following the rule that there can be no nouns except those with the masculine endings listed below, but it can and should be silly and memorable! Let's start with the endings for masculine nouns, -ig, -ling, -or, -ismus, -er, -en, -ant, -anz, -ast, -ich, -eich, -ich, -eig, and -us.
You can use this website for reference: http://jakubmarian.com/how-to-recognize-gender-in-german-using-endings/
I'll start. Der Garten meiner großvater enthielt einen Gigant. Er lieg sehr gerne auf einem riesigen Teppich...
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In comparison to English, German has a rather simple verb system. With only six tenses and fairly consistent rules for usage, German verb tenses can be mastered in no time. This article provides an essential guide to these six tenses, and compares them to their counterparts in the English language.

