Schreiben Sie die korrekte Adjektivendung in jede Lücke.
1. eine lang____ Nase
2. für mein neu____ Auto
3. ein schön____ Gesicht
4. durch die ganz____ Nacht
5. eine verrückt____ Idee
6. in der groß____ Speisekarte
7. ein gemütlich____ Zimmer
8. mit einer italienisch____ Frau
9. ein bequem____ Sessel
10. ein frisch gebacken____ Kuchen
11. dieses billig____ Kaufhaus
12. ein gesund____ Frühstück
13. mit einem billig____ Geschenk
14. der jung____ Mann
15. ein gut____ Mittagessen
16. mit der neu____ Straßenbahn
17. in dem alt____ Kühlschrank
18. nach einem kurz____ aber schön____ Aufenthalt
1. -e;
2. -es;
3. -es;
4. -e;
5. -e;
6. -en;
7. -es;
8. -en;
9. -er;
10. -er;
11. -e
12. -es;
13. -en;
14. -e;
15. -es;
16. -en;
17. -en;
18. -en, -en
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