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Completa le frasi con gli aggettivi possessivi e scrivi le risposte nei commenti.
Italian preposition A
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Prepositions are small words used to connect the elements of a sentence. Learning how to use prepositions correctly is one of the biggest problems for foreign students.
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Italian imperfect tense
In Italian we use different tenses to talk about
past events. We have already studied “passato prossimo” (read the
article at this link), one of the most common tense we use for
the past. Today we learn another useful tense called “imperfetto”.
Italian exercises: Preposizioni
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Completa le frasi con le preposizioni corrette (semplici e articolate) e scrivi le risposte nei commenti.
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Italian irregular past participle (2)
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When
I talked about “passato prossimo”, I explained how to form past
participle in Italian. However, many Italian verbs have an irregular past participle.
Here are the most common irregular past participles.
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Italian irregular past participles (1)
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In the
lesson about “passato prossimo”, I have explained that Italian
past participle can be formed by replacing the final endings of the
infinitive (-ARE, -ERE, -IRE) with: -ATO, -UTO
and -ITO. But there are Italian verbs that don't follow
this rule.
Italian exercises: Aggettivi dimostrativi
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Completa le frasi con gli aggettivi dimostrativi (quel,
quell', quello, quegli, quei, quell', quella, quelle) e lascia le risposte nei commenti.
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Italian exercises: Passato prossimo
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Completa le frasi con il passato prossimo e lascia le risposte nei commenti.
Italian present perfect tense
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In Italian we use different tenses to talk about past events. Today we study
“passato prossimo”, one of the most common Italian past tense.
Italian exercises: L'aggettivo "bello"
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Completa le frasi con l'aggettivo “bello” e lascia le risposte nei commenti.
The Italian adjective “Bello”
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Italian
adjectives usually are placed after nouns. There are, however, some
adjectives that can be placed also before nouns. One of these is the
adjective “bello”
(beautiful)
that is regular when it follows the noun, but changes its form when
it precedes the noun.
Italian exercises: Pronomi diretti e indiretti
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Completa le frasi con i pronomi diretti e indiretti e lascia le risposte nei commenti.
How to introduce someone in Italian
In
my previous lesson we have learnt how
to introduce ourselves. Now we learn how to introduce other
people.
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