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16 The forms of the possessive pronouns (‘mine’, ‘yours’, etc.) are the same as those of the possessive adjectives, and are always preceded by the de fi nite article: 

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17 As we shall see (Unit 4, paragraph 5), in Italian there is a form used to address people formally. In the formal way of addressing people, the posses- sive adjectives and pronouns used are Suo  for the singular, and Vostro  (or Loro  if a higher degree of formality is required) for the plural: 

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