Definite articles in Dutch grammar are essential for learners to understand and master, as they help indicate specific nouns. In Dutch, there are two definite articles: “de” and “het.” Generally, “de” is used for common gender nouns (formerly masculine and feminine) while “het” is used for neuter gender nouns. However, there are exceptions and rules, meaning that memorizing and practicing them is vital for anyone learning the language. The following exercises will help you fill in the blanks with the correct definite articles in Dutch, based on context and noun gender.