Possessive pronouns

Question 1

my

Answer 1

mein

Question 2

your

Answer 2

dein

Question 3

his / its

Answer 3

sein

Question 4

her

Answer 4

ihr

Question 5

our

Answer 5

unser

Question 6

your (plural)

Answer 6

euer

Note : If the ending of euer is changed, the “e” in the middle is omitted.

Question 7

their / your (formal)

Answer 7

ihr / Ihr

Question 8

Dative endings :
das, der = “em” added on to end of pronoun.
die = “er” added on to end of pronoun.
die (plural) = “en” added on to end of pronoun.

Answer 8

Note : This is not for cases with instances like….” That is mein” or “They have yours.” This is for instances like, “You have my dog” or “That is my cat.”

Question 9

Accusative endings :
der = “en” added on to end of pronoun.
das = nothing added on to end of pronoun.
die / die (plural) = “e” added on to end of pronoun.

Answer 9

Note : This is not for cases with instances like….” That is mein” or “They have yours.” This is for instances like, “You have my dog” or “That is my cat.”

Question 10

Nominative :
der / das = nothing added on to end of pronoun.
die / die plural) = “e” added on to end of pronoun

Answer 10

Note : This is not for cases with instances like….” That is mein” or “They have yours.” This is for instances like, “You have my dog” or “That is my cat.”