Pronouns are the small connector words you use constantly — ich, du, er, sie, wir, and their case-marked forms mich, dir, ihm, uns. Once you've got them, sentences feel a lot lighter: instead of repeating meine Schwester five times, you can swap in sie and move on.
The exercises below focus on personal pronouns first, then layer in the case forms you need for direct objects (accusative) and indirect objects (dative). For specific subtypes, see our demonstrative pronouns and possessive pronouns drills.
German Pronouns Exercises
Personal Pronouns Exercises
A first warm-up. The hint shows a personal pronoun (ich, du, er, sie, wir, ihr, Sie) — your job is to type the matching possessive form for the noun that follows: ich → mein/meine, du → dein/deine, wir → unser/unsere, and so on.
1.
ichBruder.
2.
SieSchwester.
3.
wirVater.
4.
duAuto.
5.
erHaus.
6.
sieHund.
7.
wirMutter.
8.
ihrGarten.
9.
SieBuch.
10.
erKatze.
11.
ichEltern.