Possessive Pronouns Exercises| German Practice | A1

Let's practice German possessive pronouns with some exercises. While German possessive pronouns are not too difficult to learn, but they do require a little memorization.

Before diving in, make sure you understand how German declension works, since German pronouns - like all other German nouns - decline & change their forms depending on their gender, number & role in the sentence.

If you are unsure about this, check out our free online German lessons & our articles on the German cases, especially the tutorials on the nominative & the accusative case.

But now let's dive into some exercises to practice German possessive pronouns.

Possessive Pronouns Quiz

Let's start off with a light quiz, to refresh our memory of possessive pronouns:

Meine Kinder spielen.

My children play.Your children play.His children play.

Was that easy enough? Do you remember what possessive pronouns are all about?

Now let's get into some meaty exercises!

Possessive Pronouns Exercises

Possessive Pronouns Exercise 1

In this first exercise, you are given the personal pronoun (e.g. ich, du, wir) and the task is to transform the personal pronoun into the correct possessive pronoun in German:

Possessive Pronouns Exercise 2

In this exercise, find the right possessive pronoun to replace the articles:

Possessive Pronouns Exercise 3

Same as above, but the article isn't given to you! Pick the correct possessive pronoun:

Possessive Pronouns Exercise 4

In this exercise, you should once again turn the personal pronoun into a possessive pronoun:

Well done! 🎉

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