The following time expressions can be used when talking about actions which happened in the past: L’altro giorno (The other day, not clear exactly what day): we use a past tense. L’altro giorno ho incontrato Andrea al supermercato. (The other day I met Andrea at the supermarket.) La settimana scorsa (Last week): we use a past tense. La settimana scorsa sono […]
Read moreTest your knowledge of adverbs of frequency with this Italian exercise. See also: Adverbs of Frequency
Read moreThe main adverbs of time in Italian are: Prima (before) → used to indicate an action which took place before another. Prima di andare a lavorare, faccio la spesa. (Before I go to work, I go shopping.) Dopo (after)→ used to indicate an action which took place before another. Dopo essere andato alla posta, sono passato in banca. (After going to the post office, […]
Read moreWe use an adverb of quantity, also called adverb of intensity, to give more information about an adjective. For example we can say: C’e freddo. (It’s cold.) But if we add an adverb of quantity we give a clearer idea of the situation. So we can say: C’e abbastanza freddo. (It’s quite cold.) C’e molto freddo. (It’s very cold.) The […]
Read moreWrite the name of the day or the month in Italian. Complete the crossword and click “Check” to check your answers. Use the “Suggerimento” button to get a letter if you are having problems. Click on the number to see the clue.
Read moreClothes Vocabulary Crossword See also: Summer Clothes Vocabulary – Exercises Winter Clothes Vocabulary – Exercises Clothes Vocabulary
Read moreComplete the exercise Learn winter clothes vocabulary with this exercise. See also: Summer Clothes Vocabulary – Exercises Italian Clothes Vocabulary – Exercises Clothes Vocabulary – Exercises Italian Clothes Vocabulary
Read moreExercise to test your knowledge of Italian water idioms. Match the water idiom on the left with its definition on the right.
Read moreLì, là, qui, qua, giù, su, laggiù, lassù, davanti, dietro, sopra, sotto, dentro, fuori, altrove, intorno, ci, vi , ecc. Some common adverbs of place are: qui, qua To indicate a place near to where the person is speaking. lì, là To indicate a place far away from where the person is speaking. Qui fa freddo e lì? Qua c’è caldo e […]
Read moreExercise to test your knowledge of Italian fish idioms. Match the fish idiom on the left with its definition on the right.
Read moreExercise to test your knowledge of Italian sheep idioms. Match the sheep idiom on the left with its definition on the right.
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Chi di voi si ricorda le cartoline? Fino a poco tempo fa, quando si era in viaggio, era quasi d’obbligo spedire un biglietto con bellissime immagini dei posti visitati. Era un piccolo pensiero per chi era rimasto a casa, il destinatario sognava posti bellissimi, le immagini ritratte avevano dei colori straordinari: albe d’orate, tramonti rosati, mari turchesi e prati color […]
Read moreExercise to test your knowledge of Italian horse idioms. Match the horse idiom on the left with its definition on the right.
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Test di personalità per scoprire se hai o no un animo romantico. See also: Happy Valentine’s Day ❤️ Vocabulary exercises: Valentine’s day Valentine’s Day crossword “Innamoratevi!” Roberto Benigni’s monologue about love Italian exercises: “L’amore esiste” song by Francesca Michielin Italian song: Jovanotti – Baciami ancora Indefinite Articles Roberto Benigni’s monologue on love
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Ecco Babbo Natale pronto a partire per consegnare tutti i regali ai bambini del mondo. I bambini aspetteranno con ansia il suo arrivo, ricevere i regali richiesti riempirà il loro cuore di gioia. Gli elfi salutano Babbo Natale prima della partenza mentre le renne si preparano al lungo viaggio. See also: Christmas song: “Tu scendi dalle stelle”
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