A1 German Course | Lesson 20 | Possessive Pronouns and Adjective Endings in German Accusative | Urdu

Possessive pronouns and adjective endings in German accusative case are explained with examples in lesson 20 of free German language course A1 level for beginners in Urdu. In the previous lessons of A1 level of German language course adjective endings in German accusative case and possessive pronouns in German accusative case have been explained separately but this lesson explained the possessive pronouns and adjective endings German accusative case together. It is quite often that the nouns in German accusative case uses both possessive pronouns and adjective endings together. Since the gender of noun in German language can be masculine, feminine or neuter, the endings of both possessive pronouns and adjective depends on the gender of noun in German language. If gender of noun in German accusative case is masculine, the possessive pronoun in German accusative will receive an additional "-en" at the end and the adjective ending in German accusative will be with an additional "-en" If gender of noun in German accusative case is feminine, the possessive pronoun in German accusative will receive an additional "-e" at the end and the adjective ending in German accusative will be with an additional "-e" If gender of noun in German accusative case is neuter, the possessive pronoun in German accusative will receive no additional ending and the adjective ending in German accusative will be with an additional "-es" The possessive pronouns and adjective endings in German accusative case are different from those of German nominative case. Therefore, possessive pronouns and adjective endings depends on 2 factors. 1. Case in which the noun is being used for which we are using the possessive pronouns and adjective 2. The gender of noun.