How to use adjectives and nouns posessively | 形容詞+の / 名詞+の

The video tutorial covers the use of adjectives in sentences, starting with a dialogue about a ballpoint pen. It explains how adjectives can be used with nouns and provides practice examples. The tutorial includes practical exercises and comparative questions to reinforce learning.

Who does the ballpoint pen belong to in the conversation?

• Mr. Tanaka

• Mr. Suzuki

• The teacher

• The student

How can you express 'new shoes' using an adjective alone?

• Shoes new

• New

• Old

• Shoes

What is the correct transformation for 'Drink warm coffee'?

• Drink coffee

• Drink warm

• Drink hot

• Drink cold

Which sentence correctly omits the noun: 'Eat your favorite foods'?

• Eat favorite

• Eat whatever you like

• Eat your foods

• Eat foods

Which is the correct transformation for 'This ballpoint pen is his ballpoint pen'?

• This pen is ballpoint

• This pen is his

• This ballpoint is his

• This ballpoint pen is his

Which is better according to the practice: 'new or old'?

• Both

• Old

• New

• Neither

What is the preferred taste according to the practice: 'sweet or spicy'?

• Neither

• Spicy

• Both

• Sweet