Question

multiple-choice question el monosílabo mi cuando es pronombre lleva tilde, identifica el ejemplo correcto. vamos a mi casa. a mi poco me importa tu opinión. este es mi libro. rewatch

Explanation:

In Spanish, the monosyllabic pronoun "mí" (with accent) is used when it is the object of a preposition, while "mi" (without accent) is a possessive adjective.

1. In "Vamos a mi casa", "mi" is a possessive adjective (modifying "casa"), so no accent is correct here.
2. In "A mi poco me importa tu opinión", the pronoun after the preposition "a" should be accented "mí" to show it's the object, so this sentence is incorrect as written.
3. In "Este es mi libro", "mi" is a possessive adjective (modifying "libro"), so no accent is correct here.

Wait, correction: The question states the monosyllabic pronoun takes an accent. The correct case is when "mí" is the object of a preposition. The only option that uses the accented pronoun correctly (if we fix the error, but the question asks which example is correct when the pronoun has a tilde): actually, the correct sentence where the pronoun needs an accent is when it's the object of a preposition. The sentence "A mí poco me importa tu opinión" should have the accented "mí", so this is the example where the monosyllabic pronoun requires a tilde. The other sentences use "mi" as a possessive adjective, which never takes an accent.

Answer:

B. A mi poco me importa tu opinión. (Note: The correct written form is "A mí poco me importa tu opinión", which is the only option where the monosyllabic pronoun needs an accent mark.)