German Grammar – His accent is better every day 🇩🇪

____ Akzent wird jeden Tag besser

The correct answer is “sein” because in German, possessive pronouns must agree in gender, number, and case with the noun they are referring to. In this case, the noun is “Akzent,” which is masculine and in the nominative case because it is the subject of the sentence. The owner of the accent is a third person singular (his), which in German is “sein” for masculine and neuter nouns in the nominative case. Therefore, the complete sentence is “Sein Akzent wird jeden Tag besser,” which translates to “His accent is getting better every day.”

To further understand this, here’s an overview of the possessive pronouns in the nominative case in German:

– mein (my) for masculine and neuter nouns
– meine (my) for feminine and plural nouns
– dein (your) for masculine and neuter nouns
– deine (your) for feminine and plural nouns
– sein (his) for masculine and neuter nouns
– ihre (her) for all genders
– sein or ihr (its) for masculine and neuter nouns
– unser (our) for masculine and neuter nouns
– unsere (our) for feminine and plural nouns
– euer/euer (your – informal plural) for masculine and neuter nouns
– eure (your – informal plural) for feminine and plural nouns
– ihr (their) for all genders
– Ihr (your – formal) for all genders

Since “Akzent” is masculine and the subject, “sein” is the correct possessive pronoun to use.

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