Personal Pronouns Exercises For Afrikaans Grammar

Exercise 1: Fill in the Afrikaans personal pronouns (subjects)

Personal pronouns in Afrikaans grammar are essential to construct sentences and convey the subject of an action or a verb. They allow speakers to refer to people, animals, or things without using their proper name or noun. Like in many languages, Afrikaans has different personal pronouns depending on the person, number, and case. Learning these pronouns is a fundamental step in studying the Afrikaans language.

1. *Ek* (I) is bly om jou te ontmoet.
2. *Jy* (you, singular) weet waar die winkel is.
3. Koffie maak *hom* (him) wakker.
4. *Sy* (she) hou van karaoke.
5. *Dit* (it) sal werk.
6. *Ons* (we) het die projek voltooi.
7. *Julle* (you, plural) moet nog leer.
8. Hulle ondersteun *hulle* (them) met liefde.

Exercise 2: Fill in the Afrikaans personal pronouns (objects)

1. Sy het vir *my* (me) ‘n boek gegee.
2. Ek sal dit vir *jou* (you, singular) stuur.
3. My vriend het *hom* (him) per ongeluk geslaan.
4. Die kat het *haar* (her) been gekrap.
5. Ons gaan vir *dit* (it) betaal.
6. Die aanbieding het *ons* (us) gehelp.
7. Sy het ‘n geskenk vir *julle* (you, plural) gekoop.
8. Sy moet vir *hulle* (them) ‘n boodskap stuur.

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