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Polish possessive pronouns exercises

Polish possessive pronouns exercises with real sentences: mój, twój, nasz, wasz and swój in the case, gender and number of the noun, with the rule after every answer. Choose singular or plural, your level and how to answer, then fill in the gap.

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Which possessives change

jego, jej and ich never change: they belong to the owner, not to the thing owned. All the others agree with the noun, like adjectives. swój means “one’s own” and points back to the subject of the sentence, whoever that is.

mój: my (the same endings for twój and swój)
CaseSingularPlural
masc. personalmasc. animatemasc. inanimatefeminineneutermen (masc. personal)everything else
Nominativemójmójmójmojamojemoimoje
Genitivemojegomojegomojegomojejmojegomoichmoich
Dativemojemumojemumojemumojejmojemumoimmoim
Accusativemojegomojegomójmojąmojemoichmoje
Instrumentalmoimmoimmoimmojąmoimmoimimoimi
Locativemoimmoimmoimmojejmoimmoichmoich
nasz: our (the same endings for wasz)
CaseSingularPlural
masc. personalmasc. animatemasc. inanimatefeminineneutermen (masc. personal)everything else
Nominativenasznasznasznaszanaszenasinasze
Genitivenaszegonaszegonaszegonaszejnaszegonaszychnaszych
Dativenaszemunaszemunaszemunaszejnaszemunaszymnaszym
Accusativenaszegonaszegonasznasząnaszenaszychnasze
Instrumentalnaszymnaszymnaszymnasząnaszymnaszyminaszymi
Locativenaszymnaszymnaszymnaszejnaszymnaszychnaszych
  • Widzę swoje dzieci.

    I can see my own children.

    "swój" agrees with dziecko: neuter plural, accusative. A direct object takes the accusative. "Swój" is used because the owner is the subject of the sentence.

  • Myślę o waszych pisarzach.

    I'm thinking about your writers.

    "wasz" agrees with pisarz: masculine plural, locative. 'o' (about) takes the locative.

  • Tu jest wasz kelner.

    Your waiter is here.

    "wasz" agrees with kelner: masculine singular, nominative. The subject of the sentence stays in the nominative.

  • Nie ma tu moich chłopców.

    My boys aren't here.

    "mój" agrees with chłopiec: masculine plural, genitive. 'nie ma' (there isn't) takes the genitive.

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  • Each question is a real Polish sentence with a gap, and its English meaning above it.
  • Choose the answer, or switch to Type to write it yourself (the Polish letters are on buttons under the gap).
  • After every answer you see the right form, the full sentence and the rule behind it.
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