Exploring Possessive Adjectives

The video tutorial introduces possessive adjectives in Spanish, focusing on their agreement with nouns in number and gender. It explains the two types of possessive adjectives: short form, used before the noun, and long form, used after the noun. The tutorial provides detailed examples of long-form possessive adjectives, demonstrating their use in different contexts and highlighting the need for additional words to clarify ownership in third-person forms. The video concludes with examples illustrating the four forms of adjectives: masculine singular, masculine plural, feminine singular, and feminine plural.

What must adjectives in Spanish agree with?

• The verb

• The noun or pronoun

• The subject

• The object

How many forms do most adjectives have in Spanish?

• Four

• Five

• Three

• Two

Which form of possessive adjectives is used before the noun it modifies?

• Long form

• Short form

• Neither form

• Both forms

How do you say 'my book' using the long form possessive adjective?

• Mi libro

• Mío libro

• Libro mío

• Libro mi

Which possessive adjective would you use for 'our books'?

• Nuestro libros

• Libros nuestros

• Libros nuestro

• Nuestros libros

What is the long form possessive adjective for 'your (plural) backpack'?

• Vuestro mochila

• Vuestra mochila

• Mochila vuestro

• Mochila vuestra

How do you say 'their backpacks' using the long form possessive adjective?

• Mochilas suyos

• Suyos mochilas

• Suyas mochilas

• Mochilas suyas

Which possessive adjective would you use for 'his or her book'?

• Libro suyo

• Suyo libro

• Libro suya

• Suya libro

What is the long form possessive adjective for 'my backpacks'?

• Míos mochilas

• Mochilas míos

• Mías mochilas

• Mochilas mías

How do you say 'our backpack' using the long form possessive adjective?

• Mochila nuestra

• Nuestra mochila

• Nuestro mochila

• Mochila nuestro