Possessive Adjectives Exercises For Slovak Grammar

Possessive adjectives in Slovak grammar are used to indicate ownership or possession. They are also used to show relationship between people and things. In Slovak language, possessive adjectives undergo declension based on gender, number, and case of the noun they modify. This means that the possessive adjective will change form to “agree” with the noun it modifies. Let’s practice your knowledge of possessive adjectives in the following exercises.

Exercise 1: Fill in the blank with the correct possessive adjective.

Toto je *môj* hrad. (my)
Je to *tvoj* stôl? (your)
Sme na *našej* lúke. (our)

*Ich* pes má hlad. (their)
*Jeho* knihy sú tam. (his)
*Moja* taška je ťažká. (my)
*Jej* priateľ je milý. (her)
Toto je *naša* rodina. (our)
*Tvoja* mama je pekná. (your)

*Moje* deti sú šikovné. (my)

Exercise 2: Fill in the blank with the correct possessive adjective.

1. *Jeho* sestra je moja priateľka. (his)
2. Je to *tvoj* pera? (your)
3. Mám *svoju* kávu. (my)
4. *Naša* škola je veľká. (our)
5. *Jej* brat je tu. (her)
6. *Ich* babička je milá. (their)
7. To je *tvoj* košík? (your)
8. Sú to *naše* domáce úlohy. (our)
9. *Ich* deťoch sa páči. (their)
10. *Jeho* repy rastú veľmi rýchlo. (his)
11. *Moja* mačka je hravá. (my)
12. *Tvoj* otec má záhradu. (your)
13. *Jej* dôklad je tu. (her)
14. Toto je *naše* mesto. (our)
15. *Moje* pracovné miesto je ďaleko. (my)

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