Question

True or false an Italian possessive pronouns in possessive adjectives, take different forms

Answer 1

True. In Italian, possessive pronouns and possessive adjectives indeed take different forms depending on the gender and number of the noun they modify.

For example:

- Possessive adjectives:
- "mio" (my - masculine singular)
- "mia" (my - feminine singular)
- "miei" (my - masculine plural)
- "mie" (my - feminine plural)

- Possessive pronouns:
- "il mio" (mine - masculine singular)
- "la mia" (mine - feminine singular)
- "i miei" (mine - masculine plural)
- "le mie" (mine - feminine plural)

So, the forms do change based on gender and number, indicating that the statement is true.