1. smi televisor adjetivo mi televisor pronombre el miyo 2. snuestros discos compactos adjetivo pronombre 3. stus aplicaciones adjetivo pronombre 4. ssu monitor adjetivo pronombre 5. smis videos adjetivo pronombre 6. snuestra impresora adjetivo pronombre 7. stu estéreo adjetivo pronombre 8. snuestro blog adjetivo pronombre9. smi computadora adjetivo pronombre

For this exercise it is necessary to use possessive adjectives and possessive pronouns

Explanation:

Possessive adjectives go before the noun and must agree in number with the noun, for the case of the plural nosotros they also agree in gender.

mi, mis  (my)

tu, tus  (your)

su, sus  (his/her)

nuestro, nuestra, nuestros, nuestras  (our)

su, sus (their)

On the other hand possessive pronouns are located after the noun and they must agree in number and gender with it.

mío, mía, míos, mías  (mine)

tuyo, tuya, tuyos, tuyas  (yours)

suyo, suya, suyos, suyas  (his/hers)

nuestro, nuestra, nuestros, nuestras  (ours)

suyo, suya, suyos, suyas  (theirs)

1. mi televisor

possessive adjective: mi televisor

possessive pronoun el televisor mío or el mío

2. nuestros discos compactos

possessive adjective: nuestros discos compactos

possessive pronoun: los discos compactos nuestros or los nuestros

3. tus aplicaciones

possessive adjective: tus aplicaciones

possessive pronoun: las aplicaciones tuyas or las tuyas

4. su monitor

possessive adjective: su monitor

possessive pronoun: el monitor suyo or el suyo

5. mis videos

possessive adjective: mis videos

possessive pronoun: los videos míos or los míos

6. nuestra impresora

possessive adjective: nuestra impresora

possessive pronoun: la impresora nuestra or la nuestra

7. tu estéreo

possessive adjective: tu estéro

possessive pronoun: el estéro tuyo or el tuyo

8. nuestro blog

possessive adjective: nuestro blog

possessive pronoun: el blog nuestro or el nuestro

9. mi computadora

possessive adjective: mi computadora

possessive pronoun: la computadora mía or la mía

answer:   i cant   remeber exactly but i just got out of spanish a few months ago and the dbas are really easy. just relax, and have your notes in front of you. they are going to ask you the basics study the notes you wrote and you will be fine, make sure to really study grammar and pronuciation. the spanish teachers are usually nice so if you mess up they will go easy on you. you got this, you did the lessons and tests just focus and dont overthink the process.