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Possessive Pronouns, Prepositions and Personal Pronouns Exercise (Part 2)

Below is an exercise to practice using possessive pronouns (mein, dein, sein, ihr, unser, euer), prepositions, and personal pronouns in German. Fill in the correct word in the blank. The exercise is divided into 2 parts: At the Supermarket and Museum Visit. After filling in, you can click "Check" to see the results and "Retry" to try again.

Part 1: At the Supermarket​

Part 1: At the Supermarket

On Saturday Lemit goes father to the supermarket. First they take a shopping cart and go vegetable section.
Lena shows a list and says: “We need tomatoes, cucumbers and carrots.”
She puts the vegetables cart. Then they go dairy shelf.
There her father takes a carton of milk and gives . Lena says: “Thanks! I like milk with cocoa.”
At the checkout the father pays and talks kindly cashier.
After shopping they carry the bags car and drive home.

Part 2: Museum Visit​

Part 2: Museum Visit

On Sunday Lisa and her brother visit a museum. They take the train train to the city. There they go art museum. At the entrance Lisa shows ticket to woman at the counter.
In the museum they see many paintings. Lisa especially likes a painting artist Monet. Her brother is interested old sculptures.
After the tour they talk staff member about the exhibition. Lisa asks : “Where is the exit?”
Then they go café and drink coffee with milk and sugar.

Instructions​

  • Possessive pronouns (mein, dein, sein, ihr, unser, euer):
    • Replace possessive nouns and must match person, number, and case (Nominative, Akkusative, Dativ).
    • Example: "Lena’s father" → "mit ihrem Vater" (Dative, masculine, singular); "Lisa’s ticket" → "ihre Eintrittskarte" (Akkusative, feminine, singular).
  • Prepositions:
    • mit: Used with Dative, indicates accompaniment (e.g., "mit ihrem Vater", "mit dem Zug").
    • durch: Used with Akkusative, indicates movement through (e.g., "durch die Gemüseabteilung").
    • in: Used with Akkusative for movement (e.g., "in den Wagen", "in ein Café").
    • zu: Used with Dative, indicates direction towards (e.g., "zu dem Milchregal", "zu ihrem Auto").
    • von: Used with Dative, indicates origin (e.g., "von dem Künstler Monet").
    • für: Used with Akkusative, indicates interest (e.g., "für die alten Skulpturen").
  • Personal pronouns:
    • Example: "eine Packung Milch" → "sie" (Akkusative, feminine, singular); "der Frau an der Kasse" → "ihr" (Dative, feminine, singular); "einem Mitarbeiter" → "ihn" (Akkusative, masculine, singular).
  • If you need detailed explanations about the use of possessive pronouns, prepositions, or personal pronouns in each sentence, feel free to leave a comment!

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