Sports – Talking about how long you have been doing something – The relative pronoun “cui” Choose the correct option: See also: Italian Relative Pronouns Relative pronouns have various functions … Italian Sports Vocabulary List of sports vocabulary in Italian with translations in English and ..
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Read moreOrdinal numbers – The present perfect subjunctive tense Choose the correct option: See also: Italian Subjunctive Form The subjunctive form is more emotional and less certain than … Italian Verb Tenses Exercises Subjunctive, Conditional, Future, Present … Numbers in Italian Cardinal Numbers / Ordinal Numbers
Read moreThe past perfect tense Choose the correct option: See also: Italian Past Perfect Tense The past perfect tense is used to talk about …
Read morePronominal particles (si, ci, ne) Choose the correct option: See also: Italian Pronominal Particle Ci CI is a pronominal particle which serves as a pronoun. It has … Italian Pronominal Particle Ne NE is a pronominal particle which serves as a pronoun and has … Italian Pronominal Particle Si SI is a pronominal particle which serves as a pronoun. It has …
Read moreThe passive form Choose the correct option: See also: Passive Form in Italian Transitive verbs (verbs with a direct object) have a passive form as well …
Read moreAsking for, giving and refusing permission. Choose the correct option:
Read moreThe past definite tense Choose the correct option: See also: Italian Past Definite Tense (Passato Remoto) The past definite tense is used to indicate …
Read moreIndirect speech Choose the correct option: See also: Direct Speech vs Indirect Speech Italian Exercises – Multiple-choice exercise
Read morePresent Indicative / Infinitive Vocabulary about Leisure time activities. Il tempo libero
Read moreTopic: comparatives and superlatives Il cinema
Read moreTopic : verb tenses Gatto e topo in società – Part 1
Read moreInformal: conversation between friends A: Ciao Anna! B: Ciao Francesca, come stai? A: Molto bene grazie, e tu? B: Non c’è male, grazie. Formal : conversation between adults A: Buongiorno signora Rossi! B: Buongiorno, come sta? A: Abbastanza bene, grazie. E lei? B: Così così. Listen to these conversations: See also: Saying Goodbye in Italian : Saluti in Italiano Informale – […]
Read moreInformal A: Giulia, ti presento il mio amico David. B: Piacere di conoscerti! C: Piacere mio! A: Maria, ecco il mio nuovo vicino. B: Piacere, io sono Maria. Tu come ti chiami? C: Mi chiamo David, piacere! Formal A: Buonasera signora Riva, le presento il mio amico. B: Sono Giovanna, molto lieta! C: Piacere, David. A: Scusi, è lei la […]
Read morea) Read the dialogue. Dov’è l’Hotel Italia? A: Mi scusi, mi sa dire dov’è L’Hotel Italia? B: Si, è in Corso Roma. A: Mi può spiegare come arrivarci? B: Certo, vada avanti per questa strada fino al semaforo, poi giri a sinistra in Via Verdi. Prosegua dritto e prenda la seconda a destra. L’Hotel Italia è di fronte al distributore. […]
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