Italian Weather and Seasons Video Exercise
Italian song: Malika Ayane – Come Foglie Complete the song with the missing words related to the weather and the seasons.
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Infinitive Form in Italian
Scene from the Movie: “L’attimo fuggente” With this exercise you are going to learn the Infinitive Form and how to use it.
Read moreItalian Past Participle Video Exercise
Italian song: Andrea Bocelli – Con Te Partirò Complete the song with the missing past participles.
Read morePresent indicativ (Present Simple)
Trailer in Italian: I love shopping Improve your knowledge of the present indicative with this Italian exercise. See also: Italian Present Tense Dialogue in italian: “Shopping” Present indicativ: Eros Ramazzotti
Read moreDefinite and Indefinite Articles
Italian trailer: Lo Hobbit – La desolazione di Smaug Gap-fill exercises to practise Italian definite and indefinite articles. See also: Italian grammar: Definite Articles Italian grammar: Indefinite Articles Exercise to test your knowledge of Italian definite and indefinite articles. Italian Trailers Exercises: Diverso da chi? Definite and Indefinite Articles Italian Indefinite Articles Video Exercise Italian song: Jovanotti, Baciami ancora
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Italian trailer: Diverso da chi? Gap-fill exercises to practise Italian definite and indefinite articles. See also: Italian grammar: Definite Articles Italian grammar: Indefinite Articles Exercise to test your knowledge of Italian definite and indefinite articles. Italian Trailers Exercises: Definite and Indefinite Articles Lo Hobbit Italian Indefinite Articles Video Exercise Italian song: Jovanotti, Baciami ancora
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School It is an institution intended for the education and instruction of students and pupils. Italiano English la scuola school la scuolabus school bus l’insegnante teacher la studentessa student lo studente student la classe class l’aula classroom la lavagna blackboard la cattedra teacher’s desk il banco desk la lezione lesson la lettura lecture la scrittura writing la matematica mathematics l’alfabeto […]
Read moreUnit 1 – Introducing yourself, saying where you are from and your age
1) Listen to the following dialogue: IN TRENO (On the train) Manuela: Ciao Giorgia, come stai? Giorgia: Bene, grazie! E tu? Manuela: Anch’io! Oh, ciao Veronica! Che piacere vederti! Dove vai? Veronica: Ciao Manuela! Io vado a Milano. E tu? Manuela: Anch’io vado a Milano. Veronica: Lei è una tua amica? Manuela: Sì, studiamo insieme all’università. Veronica: Piacere, io sono Veronica! E tu come ti chiami? Giorgia: Piacere, io mi […]
Read moreUnit 2 – Ordering something to eat
1) Listen to the following dialogues: ALLA STAZIONE (At the station) Giorgia: Io vorrei qualcosa da mangiare. E voi? Manuela e Veronica: Si, anche noi! Andiamo in quel ristorante vicino! AL RISTORANTE (Ordering food at the restaurant) Giorgia: Buongiorno, io vorrei un piatto di spaghetti, grazie. Cameriere: Vorrebbe altro? Giorgia: No, grazie. Manuela: Anche io vorrei un piatto di spaghetti. con il pomodoro fresco. Veronica: Per […]
Read moreThe articles
Articles are divided into definite and indefinite. Definite Articles The definite articles are: il, lo, la; with nouns in the singular i, gli, le; with nouns in the plural and indicate people, animals and specific things. For example: Ho comprato il quaderno nuovo. Ho comprato i quaderni nuovi. Indefinite Articles The indefinite articles are: un, uno, una and indicate people, […]
Read moreItalian Infinitives Video Exercise
Italian song: Fiorella Mannoia – Come si cambia Complete the song with the correct verb in the infinitive form.
Read moreBody vocabulary
Song in Italian: Nek – Fatti avanti amore Watch the video, listen to the words of the song and try to complete the text by inserting the missing words: Body vocabulary Vedi anche: Song in Italian: Francesca Michielin – L’amore esiste
Read moreComparisons in Italian
With comparison we compare two terms (nouns, pronouns, adjectives, verbs or adverbs). COMPARISON COMPARATIVE OF MAJORITY più + 1° termine di paragone Mauro è più simpatico di Giulio. (Mauro is funnier than Giulio.) COMPARATIVE OF EQUALITY tanto o così + 1° termine di paragone Mi piace (tanto) il cinema quanto il teatro. (I like the cinema as much as the […]
Read moreComparative Forms in Italian
There are three kinds of comparatives in Italian: Comparativo di maggioranza (Comparatives of majority) Comparativo di minoranza (Comparatives of minority) Comparativo di uguaglianza (Comparatives of equality) Comparatives of majority and minority: To make the comparative form we should place the adverbs “più” (for a comparative of majority) or “meno” (for a comparative of minority) before the adjective. We should then […]
Read moreConditional Forms
The conditionals are formed by adding to the future root and has two tenses: 1) The Present Conditional (or Simple Conditional) is used: to express yourself politely Vorremmo parlare con il direttore di quest’albergo. (We would like to talk to the director of this hotel.) Per favore, potresti chiudere la finestra? (Could you close the window, please?) to express the possibility of carrying […]
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