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Possessive adjectives Exercises in Nepali language

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Possessive adjectives play a crucial role in the Nepali language, providing essential information about ownership and relationships. Just as in English, possessive adjectives in Nepali are used to indicate who possesses or owns something. Mastering these adjectives is fundamental for constructing meaningful and accurate sentences, allowing speakers to convey personal connections and belongings clearly. Whether you're expressing familial ties, ownership of objects, or associations with people, understanding and correctly using possessive adjectives can significantly enhance your proficiency in Nepali. In Nepali, possessive adjectives must agree with the noun they modify in terms of number and sometimes gender. This agreement ensures clarity and precision in communication, making it easier for listeners to understand the relationships being described. For instance, the possessive adjective "my" translates to "मेरो" (mero) in Nepali, while "our" translates to "हाम्रो" (haamro). Through engaging exercises and practical examples, you'll become adept at using possessive adjectives in various contexts, enabling you to speak and write Nepali with greater confidence and accuracy. Dive into these exercises to solidify your understanding and enhance your command over Nepali possessive adjectives.

Exercise 1

1. म *मेरो* साथीको घरमा जाँदै छु (possessive adjective for "my"). 2. उसले *उसको* किताब हरायो (possessive adjective for "his/her"). 3. हामीले *हाम्रो* स्कुलको दौड जित्यौं (possessive adjective for "our"). 4. तिमीले *तिम्रो* काम पूरा गर्यौ (possessive adjective for "your"). 5. उनीहरुले *उनीहरुको* नयाँ घर किनें (possessive adjective for "their"). 6. मैले *मेरो* बुबालाई भेटें (possessive adjective for "my"). 7. उसले *उसको* फोन गुमायो (possessive adjective for "his/her"). 8. हामीले *हाम्रो* परियोजना सफल बनायौं (possessive adjective for "our"). 9. तिमीले *तिम्रो* मित्रलाई सहयोग गर्यौ (possessive adjective for "your"). 10. उनीहरुले *उनीहरुको* बगैंचा सफा गरे (possessive adjective for "their").

Exercise 2

1. *मेरो* घर काठमाडौंमा छ। (possessive adjective for 'I') 2. *तिम्रो* किताब टेबलमा छ। (possessive adjective for 'you' informal) 3. हामी *हाम्रो* गाउँ जाँदैछौं। (possessive adjective for 'we') 4. *उनको* बुबा डाक्टर हुनुहुन्छ। (possessive adjective for 'he') 5. मैले *उसको* साथीलाई भेटे। (possessive adjective for 'he/she' informal) 6. *हाम्रो* कुकुर धेरै बुद्धिमान छ। (possessive adjective for 'we') 7. *तपाईंको* बच्चा कति वर्षको छ? (possessive adjective for 'you' formal) 8. *उसको* घर पोखरामा छ। (possessive adjective for 'he/she' informal) 9. *उसका* दाजुभाइहरु अमेरिका जानु भएको छ। (possessive adjective for 'he/she' formal) 10. *मेरा* साथीहरु सबै इमान्दार छन्। (possessive adjective for 'I')

Exercise 3

1. यो *मेरो* किताब हो (possessive adjective for 'I'). 2. त्यो *उसको* घर ठूलो छ (possessive adjective for 'he/she'). 3. *हाम्रो* विद्यालय राम्रो छ (possessive adjective for 'we'). 4. यो *तिम्रो* कलम हो (possessive adjective for 'you' informal). 5. *उनको* गाडी नयाँ छ (possessive adjective for 'they'). 6. *उसको* कुकुर कालो छ (possessive adjective for 'he/she'). 7. *तपाईंको* नाम के हो? (possessive adjective for 'you' formal). 8. *मेरो* साथी आए (possessive adjective for 'I'). 9. *हाम्रो* घर सहरमा छ (possessive adjective for 'we'). 10. त्यो *उसको* बैग छ (possessive adjective for 'he/she').