Measures and repeated time
Measure nouns often have an unchanged plural after a number: , .
Other units have normal plurals: . uses neuter .
Use with a common-gender noun and with a neuter noun: , .
Et halvt kilo ost, tak.Half a kilo of cheese, please.
Jeg køber to kilo æbler.I buy two kilos of apples.
Vi køber to flasker mælk.We buy two bottles of milk.
Jeg betaler hver måned.I pay every month.
Vi kommer hvert år.We come every year.
Jeg køber hundrede gram ost.I buy a hundred grams of cheese.
Practice 1/6 · Finding words
Notice the pattern
Tap the form practised in this unit.
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Half a kilo of cheese, please.
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I buy two kilos of apples.
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We buy two bottles of milk.
.
I pay every month.
Practice 2/6 · The right form
Choose the Danish form
Choose the right word for the gap.
Et kilo ost, tak.
Half a kilo of cheese, please.
Jeg køber to æbler.
I buy two kilos of apples.
Vi køber to mælk.
We buy two bottles of milk.
Jeg betaler måned.
I pay every month.
Vi kommer år.
We come every year.
Jeg køber hundrede ost.
I buy a hundred grams of cheese.
Practice 3/6 · Fill the gaps
Complete a message
Fill the gaps with the words from the box.
Et kilo ost, tak.
Half a kilo of cheese, please.
Jeg køber to æbler.
I buy two kilos of apples.
Vi køber to mælk.
We buy two bottles of milk.
Jeg betaler måned.
I pay every month.
Vi kommer år.
We come every year.
Jeg køber hundrede ost.
I buy a hundred grams of cheese.
Practice 4/6 · Building sentences
Build a sentence
Put the words in order.
Half a kilo of cheese, please.
I buy two kilos of apples.
We buy two bottles of milk.
I pay every month.
We come every year.
I buy a hundred grams of cheese.
Practice 5/6 · In situations
What would you say?
Choose the right words for the situation.
Half a kilo of cheese, please.
You say:
Use the meaning and Danish pattern explained here.
Half a kilo of cheese, please.
You say:
Use the meaning and Danish pattern explained here.
I buy two kilos of apples.
You say:
Use the meaning and Danish pattern explained here.
I buy two kilos of apples.
You say:
Use the meaning and Danish pattern explained here.
We buy two bottles of milk.
You say:
Use the meaning and Danish pattern explained here.
We buy two bottles of milk.
You say:
Use the meaning and Danish pattern explained here.
I pay every month.
You say:
Use the meaning and Danish pattern explained here.
I pay every month.
You say:
Use the meaning and Danish pattern explained here.
Practice 6/6 · Matching
Connect messages and meanings
Match the pairs.
Unit complete
