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Possessive nouns are a fundamental aspect of Latvian grammar, playing a crucial role in expressing ownership and relationships between nouns. In Latvian, possessive forms are created by adding specific suffixes to nouns, which vary depending on gender, number, and case. Mastering possessive nouns is essential for anyone looking to achieve fluency in Latvian, as they are commonly used in everyday conversation and written texts. By understanding how to correctly form and use these possessive structures, learners can greatly enhance their ability to communicate clearly and effectively. This page offers a comprehensive set of grammar practice exercises designed to help you master the use of possessive nouns in Latvian. Through a variety of engaging activities, you will learn to identify and apply the correct suffixes, understand the rules governing their usage, and practice constructing sentences that accurately convey possession. Whether you are a beginner just starting out or an intermediate learner looking to refine your skills, these exercises will provide the tools and practice needed to confidently use possessive nouns in any context. Dive in and start practicing to take your Latvian language proficiency to the next level!
1. *Mātes* suns ir ļoti draudzīgs (mother's dog).
2. *Tēva* automašīna ir sarkana (father's car).
3. *Brāļa* mājasdarbs ir pabeigts (brother's homework).
4. *Māsas* kleita ir zila (sister's dress).
5. *Drauga* dzimšanas diena ir rīt (friend's birthday).
6. *Kaķa* rotaļlieta ir pazudusi (cat's toy).
7. *Suņa* bļoda ir tukša (dog's bowl).
8. *Skolotāja* grāmata ir uz galda (teacher's book).
9. *Kolēģa* pildspalva ir uz mana galda (colleague's pen).
10. *Vecmāmiņas* recepte ir ļoti garšīga (grandmother's recipe).
1. *Mātes* grāmata ir uz galda. (Mother's book is on the table.)
2. Vai tu redzēji *tēva* mašīnu? (Did you see father's car?)
3. *Brāļa* draugs ir ļoti jauks. (Brother's friend is very nice.)
4. *Māsas* kleita ir sarkanā krāsā. (Sister's dress is red.)
5. *Vecmāmiņas* kūka ir ļoti garšīga. (Grandmother's cake is very tasty.)
6. *Kaķa* rotaļlieta ir zem dīvāna. (Cat's toy is under the sofa.)
7. *Suns* bļoda ir tukša. (Dog's bowl is empty.)
8. *Bērna* zīmējums ir uz ledusskapja. (Child's drawing is on the refrigerator.)
9. *Skolotāja* kabinets ir otrajā stāvā. (Teacher's office is on the second floor.)
10. *Drauga* dzimšanas diena ir rīt. (Friend's birthday is tomorrow.)
1. Tas ir *mana* suns (possessive pronoun for "my").
2. Mājai ir *jūsu* logs (possessive pronoun for "your" in plural form).
3. Es redzēju *viņa* grāmatu (possessive pronoun for "his").
4. Vai tas ir *viņas* zīmulis? (possessive pronoun for "her").
5. Mēs apmeklējām *mūsu* vecmāmiņu (possessive pronoun for "our").
6. Viņi atrada *viņu* somu (possessive pronoun for "their").
7. *Mana* māsa dziedāja korī (possessive pronoun for "my" in feminine form).
8. *Tava* drauga mašīna ir ļoti ātra (possessive pronoun for "your" in singular form).
9. Es izmantoju *tavu* datoru (possessive pronoun for "your" in singular form).
10. Vai tas ir *jūsu* telefons? (possessive pronoun for "your" in plural form).
