Which grammatical feature makes Bulgarian different from most other Slavic languages?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. It has a definite article added to the end of the noun
- Step 1: Most Slavic languages have no articles but have many cases. Step 2. Bulgarian places the definite article after the noun, as in 'kniga' and 'knigata'. Answer: It has a definite article added to the end of the noun. Why not the others: Bulgarian has lost most noun cases and has three genders.
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