Italian Adjective Position and Special Adjectives

The video tutorial by Professor Dave explains the placement of adjectives in sentences, focusing on exceptions where certain adjectives precede nouns. It categorizes these adjectives into seven types: demonstrative, possessive, ordinal, interrogative, quantitative, indefinite, and the adjective 'steso'. Each category is explained with examples, highlighting their agreement with number and their similarity to English usage. The tutorial emphasizes understanding these categories to improve grammar skills.

Which category of adjectives always comes before the noun and includes words like 'this' and 'those'?

• Quantitative adjectives

• Indefinite adjectives

• Possessive adjectives

• Demonstrative adjectives

What is the possessive adjective for 'ours' in the language discussed?

• Mio

• Tuo

• Nostra

• Loro

Which type of adjectives includes words like 'first' and 'second'?

• Demonstrative adjectives

• Interrogative adjectives

• Ordinal adjectives

• Quantitative adjectives

What type of adjectives are used to ask questions about quantity or identity?

• Indefinite adjectives

• Ordinal adjectives

• Possessive adjectives

• Interrogative adjectives

Which adjectives describe the amount of something, such as 'many' or 'few'?

• Quantitative adjectives

• Demonstrative adjectives

• Ordinal adjectives

• Possessive adjectives

Which category of adjectives includes words like 'any' and 'some'?

• Ordinal adjectives

• Quantitative adjectives

• Indefinite adjectives

• Demonstrative adjectives

What does the adjective 'steso' mean?

• Opposite

• The same

• Similar

• Different