Pronouns and determiners in Romani grammar are integral components that facilitate clear communication. They replace nouns, denote possession, and quantify, thus increasing the sentence dynamics. These aspects can be better understood through exercises designed specifically for learning pronouns/determiners.

Exercise No.1 involves filling in the blanks with appropriate pronouns – personal, possessive, demonstrative, reflexive, or interrogative. For instance, ‘___ am a student’ can be filled with ‘I’ (first-person singular pronoun).

Exercise No.2 introduces determiners (definite/indefinite articles, numerals, possessive adjectives, etc.) usage. A sentence like ‘___ Maria lives in ___ house with ___ brown door’ can be filled with ‘a’ (indefinite article) and ‘the’.

Exercise No.3 consists of transforming declarative sentences into interrogative ones using pronouns. For example, ‘I am reading a book’ would turn into ‘What am I reading?’

Lastly, exercise No.4 integrates both pronouns and determiners into practical dialogues, strengthening the understanding of how to use them naturally within conversations.

Remember, practice is key when mastering pronouns and determiners in Romani grammar.