Lesson 7
In this lesson, we will review with Veronica the names of objects from previous lessons and we will learn new vocabulary, demonstrative pronouns and definite articles.
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In this lesson, we will learn the names of new objects with Veronica and review those of previous lessons; we will see how definite and indefinite articles are used to refer to objects or people in a specific or generic way.
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“Where are you from?” In this lesson we will learn with Veronica the names of the five continents, some countries, regions and cities.
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In this lesson, we will learn new verbs and nouns with Veronica by singing and dancing to a famous Italian song from the 80s!
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“What do you do in your free time?” In this lesson, we will talk about what we like doing in our free time and introduce new regular and irregular verbs. We will also see new prepositions used with specific verbs.
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“Who are you? Where are you from? What do you do?” In this lesson, we will meet two of Veronica’s students who will talk about themselves, using what we learned in the previous lessons. We will also look at simple prepositions.
Read moreItalian Descriptive Adjectives
Descriptive adjectives agree in gender and number with the noun they refer to. Most of the masculine adjectives have the singular form that ends with -o, and the plural form that ends with -i, the feminine ones end with -a and -e. Adjectives that end with -e, both masculine and feminine, have the plural form that end with -i. Singular Plural masculine which end in -o un […]
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Possessive adjectives indicate ownership of something by someone. Italian Possessive Adjectives Masculine Feminine Mio, miei Tuo, tuoi Suo, suoi Nostro, nostri Vostro, vostri Loro Mia, mie Tua, tue Sua, sue Nostra, nostre Vostra, vostre Loro Possessive adjectives agree in gender and number with the noun they refer to, and they generally come after the article. E.g.: il mio libro (my […]
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Per sapere la nazionalità e provenienza di una persona si domanda: Di dove sei (tu)? – (Io) Sono di Buenos Aires. – (Io) Sono argentina. Di che nazionalità è lui? – Lui è giapponese. (Voi) Siete inglesi? – Sì – No, (Noi) siamo americani. Ascolta anche i dialoghi: Nazionalità e Provenienza Non ci sono regole per creare l’aggettivo di nazionalità, di solito hanno […]
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