Possessive Pronouns ExercisesPractice | 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:

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:
1. | Bruder. |
2. | Schwester. |
3. | Vater. |
4. | Auto. |
5. | Haus. |
6. | Hund. |
7. | Mutter. |
8. | Garten. |
9. | Buch. |
10. | Katze. |
11. | Eltern. |
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:
1. | Ich esse Kartoffeln. |
2. | Du gibst mir Geld. |
3. | Wir lieben Vater. |
4. | Ich fahre Auto. |
5. | Das ist nicht Haus. |
6. | Kaktus ist schön. |
7. | Du hast Hamster verkauft. |
8. | Garten ist so grün! |
9. | Wir lesen Bücher. |
10. | Ich mag Katze nicht. |
11. | Warum ist Wohnung nicht sauber? |
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