Spanish 2 - Stressed Possessive Adjectives & Pronouns

The GENDER of the possessive adjective (e.g.: mío vs. mía) depends on:

• the gender of the owner
• the gender of the word itself (the thing being owned)

The NUMBER of the possessive adjective (e.g.: "míos" instead of just "mío") depends on 

• the amount of people that own the object
• the amount of objects being owned

Please change "tu coche" to the stressed possessive form... 

• el tuyo coche
• el coche tuyo
• los coches tuyos
• Can't do it --> you need to know the gender of the person who owns it!!

Please change "mi casa" to the stressed possessive adjective form..

• la mía casa
• la casa mía
• la casa mío (if I'm a male) 
• Can't do it --> you need to know the gender of the person who owns it!!

Please change "nuestra tarea" to the stressed possessive adjective form..

• la tarea mía 
• la tarea nuestra
• la nuestra tarea 
• Can't do it --> you need to know the gender of the person who owns it!!

Please change "tu móvil" to the stressed possessive adjective form...

• el tuyo móvil
• el móvil tuyo
• el móvil tuya
• Can't do it --> you need to know the gender of the person who owns it!!

Please change "su computadora" to the stressed possessive adjective form...

• la computadora suya
• la computadora suyas
• la suyo computadora
• Can't do it --> you need to know the gender of the person who owns it!!

What pronoun would you use to substitute out "Carlos" in the sentence: Carlos goes to the store?

• Him
• He
• It
• She

When we use pronouns, we get rid of what? (Think of getting rid of the word "Carlos" in the sentence)

• The actual noun that we're referring to after we refer to it once
• the adjective
• all other pronouns
• nothing - pronouns are extras

How would we use a pronoun to say "Your computer is old?"

• Tu computadora es vieja
• La tuya es vieja.
• La tuya computadora es vieja.