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What are the three "genders" that German nouns categorize in? a) Masculine, Feminine, and Neuter b) Masculine, Personal, and Neutral c) Masculine, Feminine, Neutral d) Personal, Nonpersonal, Retrospective
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What are the three "genders" that German nouns categorize in?

a) Masculine, Feminine, and Neuter
b) Masculine, Personal, and Neutral
c) Masculine, Feminine, Neutral
d) Personal, Nonpersonal, Retrospective

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c would be the right choice
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