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German Possessive Adjectives Exercises

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German Possessive Adjectives Exercises

In German, possessive adjectives such as mein (my), dein (your), and ihr (her) are used to describe a noun and must agree with it in gender, number, and case. They help indicate ownership directly linked to a noun within a sentence.

On this page, we've collected a few exercises for you to practice forming possessive adjectives.

Exercise 1: German Possessive Adjectives

A first round to practise the basic forms — mein, dein, sein, ihr, unser. Watch the ending: it changes with the gender, number, and case of the noun, just like ein would.

1.
Das ist myAuto.
2.
Ist das yourBruder?
3.
Sie liest herBuch.
4.
Wir haben ourHund verloren.
5.
Hast du yourSchlüssel gefunden?
6.
Sie waschen theirAuto.
7.
Anna hat herTasche vergessen.
8.
Die Kinder suchen theirBall.
9.
Er repariert hisFahrrad.
10.
Paul trägt hisMantel.

Exercise 2: German Possessive Adjectives

More practice across all subjects, including the polite Ihr (always capitalised). Pay attention to whether the noun is the subject (nominative) or the object (accusative) — the ending shifts accordingly.

1.
Maria findet herSchlüssel nicht.
2.
Haben Sie yourJacke gesehen?
3.
Das ist ourHaus.
4.
Tom hat hisBuch verloren.
5.
Ich habe myBrille vergessen.
6.
Karl und Anna suchen theirKatze.
7.
Wo ist yourRucksack?
8.
Sie lädt herFreunde ein.
9.
Wir nehmen ourSchuhe aus.
10.
Hast du yourPass dabei?

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