Possessive pronouns in Arabic grammar are essential for expressing ownership and relationships. They are added to the end of a noun as suffixes, and depending on the gender and number of both the possessor and the possessed, they take different forms. In Arabic, possessive pronouns function differently from English since they are added directly to the noun, while in English, they are separate words. Being able to use possessive pronouns correctly in Arabic is vital for effective communication and understanding.
Exercise 1: Possessive Pronouns in Arabic
هل تعرف *أخته* (his)؟
هل زرت *بيتنا* (our)؟
أعجبتني *سيارتهم* (their).
هذه *غرفتها* (her).
أين *أصدقاؤك* (your)؟
هل تعرف *معلمتي* (my)؟
هذه *أقلامكم* (your).
هذا *مكتبه* (his).
هل *أخوك* (your) معك؟
هذه *هديتي* (my) لك.
كيف حال *زوجته* (his)؟
هل تعرف *جارتنا* (our)؟
أين *كتبهم* (their)؟
Exercise 2: Possessive Pronouns in Arabic
هل تعرف *ولدي* (my)؟
أين *مفتاحك* (your)؟
هذه *حقيبتها* (her).
أين *أصدقائهم* (their)؟
هل تعرف *أبي* (my)؟
هذه *ملابسكم* (your).
هل تعرف *مديره* (his)؟
هل *جارتك* (your) هنا؟
كيف حال *أمه* (his)؟
هذه *ساعتي* (my).
هل تعرف *صديقتها* (her)؟
أين *ألعابنا* (our)؟
هذه *شنطتك* (your).
هذا *مدرسهم* (their).
أين *مظلتي* (my)؟