Lesson 1
In the first lesson of the course, Veronica explains how to introduce yourself, say where you are from and what you do.
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Lesson 2
In the second lesson of the course, Veronica explains how to express your general state of health, say how old you are, describe your physical appearance and how to use the verb “avere” (to have).
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In this lesson you will learn the numbers from 1 to 10 and how to talk about what you like doing.
Read moreExercise N°1: Present Perfect and Imperfect Tenses
Interactive Italian exercise on the present perfect and imperfect. Complete the exercise and test yourself. See also: Italian Grammar: Passato Prossimo (Present Perfect) Italian Grammar: Imperfetto (Imperfect) Exercises – Imperfect Indicative Exercises – Present Perfect (Passato Prossimo)
Read moreExercise N°2: Future simple and future perfect tenses
Interactive Italian exercise on the future simple and future perfect. Complete the exercise and test yourself. See also: Italian Future Simple Tense Il futuro semplice in italiano indica un’azione che… Italian Future Perfect Tense Il futuro anteriore indica fatti già compiuti che si… Italian Exercise on the Future Simple Ce la farò, Alex Baroni Italian Exercise on the Future Simple La […]
Read moreExercise N°3: Imperative form
Interactive Italian exercise on direct imperative. Complete the exercise and test yourself. See also: Imperative form of irregular verbs Alcuni verbi presentano irregolarità nell’imperativo diretto… Imperative in Italian L’imperativo si usa per dare ordini o comandi; corrisponde al presente indicativo… Listening practice with the imperative: “Credimi ancora” by Marco Mengoni (song in Italian)
Read moreExercise N°4: Present Conditional
Interactive Italian exercise on the present conditional. Complete the exercise and test yourself. See also: Conditional Forms Il condizionale si forma dalla radice del futuro e ha due tempi… Italian Exercise on the Present Conditional Con questa canzone puoi esercitarti sul condizionale presente.
Read moreExercise N°5: Compound Conditional
Interactive Italian exercise on the compound conditional. Complete the exercise and test yourself. See also: Conditional Il condizionale si forma dalla radice del futuro e ha due tempi… Italian exercises: Present Conditional and Perfect Conditional Italian exercises: Simple Conditional Italian exercises: Perfect Conditional
Read moreExercise N°6: Comparisons in Italian
Test your knowledge of Italian with these interactive exercises on comparatives. Complete the exercise and test yourself. See also: Comparisons in Italian With comparison we compare two terms… Italian Comparatives Quando usare “di” e quando usare “che” per introdurre il secondo termine di paragone. Italian exercises: Comparative and Superlative Forms Italian exercises: Comparative and Superlative Forms
Read moreExercise N°7: Combined Pronouns
Interactive Italian exercise on combined pronouns. Complete the exercise and test yourself. See also: Italian Combined Pronouns When we use direct personal pronouns in the 3rd person… Italian Combined Pronouns Exercises to broaden your knowledge about Combined Pronouns
Read moreItalian Exercise N°1: Greetings – to be – to have
Exercise to test your knowledge of the present indicative tense of some common verbs. Choose the correct alternative: See also: Conjugations of Verb AVERE Complete conjugations of the verb avere (to have) Verb “Avere” Exercise Exercise to test your knowledge of the verb avere in various tenses. Future of Verb “Avere” Exercise Exercise to test your knowledge of the future form of the […]
Read moreItalian exercise N°2: “Essere” – Indefinite articles – Verbs in the present tense
Exercise to test your knowledge of the indefinite article, the present indicative and plural forms. Choose the correct option: See also: Italian Verb ESSERE – to be Complete chart Italian Indefinite Articles Masculine indefinite articles – Feminine indefinite articles Present Indicative Conjugations of Irregular Italian Verbs Some common irregular verbs in the present indicative tense …
Read moreItalian Course Exercises: Unit 3
Exercise to test your knowledge of the definite article and the present indicative of first conjugation verbs. Choose the correct option: See also: Italian Definite Articles Masculine – Feminine Italian Definite and Indefinite Articles Exercise Exercise to test your knowledge of Italian definite and indefinite articles. Definite and Indefinite Articles – Italian Exercise Exercise to test your knowledge of the Italian definite and […]
Read moreItalian Course Exercises: Unit 4
Exercise to test your knowledge of possessive adjectives and the present indicative of second conjugation verbs. Choose the correct option: See also: Italian Possessive Adjectives Possessive adjectives indicate ownership of something by someone. Italian Possessive Adjectives Exercise Exercise to test your knowledge of Italian possessive adjectives. Possessive Adjectives – Italian Exercise Exercise to test your knowledge of Italian possessive adjectives. Italian Second Conjugation […]
Read moreItalian Course Exercises: Unit 5
Exercise to test your knowledge of descriptive adjectives and the present indicative of third conjugation verbs. Choose the correct option: See also: Italian Descriptive Adjectives Descriptive adjectives agree in gender and number with the noun … Italian Third Conjugation Verbs Present Indicative Exercise Exercise to test your knowledge of the present indicative tense of third conjugation verbs.
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