Mastering the use of pronouns is a crucial step in achieving fluency in any language, and Welsh is no exception. Pronouns in Welsh can vary significantly from their English counterparts, both in form and usage. Understanding the different types of pronouns—personal, possessive, reflexive, and demonstrative—will help you communicate more clearly and naturally. These practice exercises are designed to deepen your comprehension and give you the confidence to use pronouns correctly in various contexts. Whether you're a beginner or looking to refine your skills, these activities offer a structured approach to enhancing your Welsh language proficiency. In these exercises, you will encounter a variety of scenarios and sentence structures that will challenge and improve your grasp of Welsh pronouns. You'll practice substituting nouns with the appropriate pronouns, ensuring agreement in gender and number, and using reflexive pronouns in everyday sentences. Additionally, you'll work on distinguishing between subject and object pronouns in more complex sentences. By regularly engaging with these exercises, you can develop a nuanced understanding of how pronouns function within the Welsh language, paving the way for more fluent and accurate communication.
1. Rydw i *yn* hoffi coffi (preposition for expressing a state or condition).
2. Mae hi *yn* byw yn Llundain (preposition for expressing a state or condition).
3. Rydyn ni *wedi* gorffen ein gwaith cartref (preposition for expressing completion).
4. Mae e *yn* gweithio yn yr ysbyty (preposition for expressing a state or condition).
5. Maen nhw *yn* chwarae pêl-droed bob dydd (preposition for expressing a state or condition).
6. Dw i *wedi* darllen y llyfr hwnnw (preposition for expressing completion).
7. Mae'r plant *yn* hapus iawn heddiw (preposition for expressing a state or condition).
8. Aethon ni *i*'r sinema neithiwr (preposition for expressing direction).
9. Rwyt ti *yn* ysgrifennu llythyr (preposition for expressing a state or condition).
10. Roedd hi *wedi* mynd adref (preposition for expressing completion).
1. *Mae* hi'n bwrw glaw heddiw (verb for 'it is').
2. Aeth *ef* i'r siop (pronoun for 'he').
3. Roedd *hi* yn hapus iawn (pronoun for 'she').
4. *Rydw* i'n hoffi coffi (verb for 'I am').
5. *Maen* nhw'n chwarae yn yr ardd (verb for 'they are').
6. Aeth *hi* i'r ysgol (pronoun for 'she').
7. Rydw i'n gweld *ti* bob dydd (pronoun for 'you' singular).
8. Mae *e* yn hoffi caws (pronoun for 'he').
9. Roedd *ni* yn chwarae pêl-droed (pronoun for 'we').
10. Mae'r plant yn hoffi *chi* (pronoun for 'you' plural).
1. *Rydw* i'n hoffi coffi (First person singular present form of "to be").
2. *Mae* hi'n chwarae'r piano (Third person singular present form of "to be" for she).
3. *Rydyn* ni'n byw yng Nghymru (First person plural present form of "to be").
4. *Ydy* e'n darllen llyfr? (Third person singular present form of "to be" for he in a question).
5. *Rydych* chi'n dysgu Cymraeg (Second person plural present form of "to be").
6. *Mae* nhw'n gweithio'n galed (Third person plural present form of "to be").
7. *Rydw* i'n mynd i'r ysgol (First person singular present form of "to be" for I am going).
8. *Ydy* hi'n mwynhau'r ffilm? (Third person singular present form of "to be" for she in a question).
9. *Ydyn* nhw'n hapus? (Third person plural present form of "to be" in a question).
10. *Rydych* chi'n deall y wers (Second person plural present form of "to be" for you understand).
