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Mastering the nuances of a new language can be both challenging and rewarding, particularly when it comes to understanding how adjectives interact with nouns. For learners of Estonian, one of the critical steps in achieving fluency is the ability to correctly match adjectives with the appropriate nouns. Estonian, with its rich morphological structure, offers a unique linguistic landscape where adjectives must agree with nouns in terms of case, number, and sometimes even gender. Our practice worksheet is designed to provide you with a comprehensive set of exercises aimed at enhancing your ability to seamlessly integrate adjectives and nouns, ensuring that your Estonian language skills are both accurate and expressive. Through a variety of engaging exercises, this worksheet will guide you in navigating the complexities of Estonian grammar. You will encounter a range of scenarios that require you to correctly match adjectives with nouns, considering factors such as inflection and contextual usage. These exercises are structured to gradually increase in difficulty, allowing you to build confidence and proficiency at your own pace. Whether you are a beginner looking to solidify your foundational knowledge or an advanced learner aiming to polish your skills, this worksheet serves as an invaluable tool in your journey toward mastering Estonian. Dive in and start practicing to transform your understanding of Estonian adjectives and nouns from theoretical knowledge into practical fluency.
1. Ta ostis *uue* auto (adjective for "new").
2. Meie *suur* maja asub metsas (adjective for "big").
3. See on *ilus* lill (adjective for "beautiful").
4. Mul on *väike* koer (adjective for "small").
5. Tema *punane* kleit on väga ilus (adjective for "red").
6. See *maitsev* kook on mu lemmik (adjective for "tasty").
7. Meie naabrid on *sõbralikud* inimesed (adjective for "friendly").
8. Ta leidis *vana* raamatu pööningult (adjective for "old").
9. Selle *kõrge* hoone katus on roheline (adjective for "tall").
10. Lastele meeldib *magus* šokolaad (adjective for "sweet").
1. Ma nägin *ilusat* lille aias (adjective describing a flower).
2. Raamat oli väga *huvitav* ja ma lugesin seda kiiresti läbi (adjective describing a book).
3. Meie koer on *sõbralik* ja mängib lastega (adjective describing a dog).
4. Sellel talvel on *külm* ilm ja palju lund (adjective describing the weather).
5. Minu vanaema maja on *suur* ja seal on palju tube (adjective describing a house).
6. Õunad olid *maitsvad* ja ma sõin neid palju (adjective describing apples).
7. Tema õde on väga *tark* ja saab alati häid hindeid (adjective describing a sister).
8. Laps joonistas *värvilise* pildi koolis (adjective describing a picture).
9. Meie reis oli *põnev* ja me nägime palju uusi kohti (adjective describing a trip).
10. Mu sõber ostis *uue* auto ja see on väga kiire (adjective describing a car).
1. Ma kannan *punast* kleiti. (color adjective)
2. Tal on *suur* koer. (size adjective)
3. Lapsed mängivad *rohelisel* murul. (color adjective)
4. See on *vana* raamat. (age adjective)
5. Me elame *kõrges* majas. (height adjective)
6. Ta ostis *ilusad* lilled. (beauty adjective)
7. Mul on *uus* auto. (age adjective)
8. Nad sõidavad *kiire* rongiga. (speed adjective)
9. Meie kass on *valge*. (color adjective)
10. Ta joonistab *suure* pildi. (size adjective)
