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Grammar for Beginners Level

How to use GIA’ ANCORA APPENA
1 Apr 2018

How to use GIA’ ANCORA APPENA

by Italian Tutor for Easitalian | posted in: Grammar for Beginners Level | 0

In this post, you’ll find how to use Italian adverbs of time GIA’ ANCORA APPENA Adverbs of TIME » appena (just/as soon as) » ancora (still/yet) » già (already) Generally, you place most adverbs close to the words they modify: exception to this rule … Continued

How to use GIA’ ANCORA APPENA
Italian Verbs Cucinare VS Cuocere
6 Feb 2018

Italian Verbs Cucinare VS Cuocere

by Italian Tutor for Easitalian | posted in: Grammar for Beginners Level | 0

Italian has two different verbs for English verb “to cook”.

CUCINARE – CUOCERE

CUCINARE - CUOCERE
HOW TO USE PREPOSITION FRA/TRA
19 Oct 2017

HOW TO USE PREPOSITION FRA/TRA

by Italian Tutor for Easitalian | posted in: Grammar for Beginners Level | 0

This post shows you an important topic in Italian grammar: HOW TO USE PREPOSITION FRA/TRA These FRA and TRA prepositions are identical in meaning. The only clear reason to prefer one over the other is to avoid unpleasant sound combinations: fra … Continued

HOW TO USE PREPOSITION FRA/TRA
An easy guide to Italian pronunciation
16 Feb 2017

An easy guide to Italian pronunciation

by Italian Tutor for Easitalian | posted in: Grammar for Beginners Level | 0

Twenty-one letters are all it takes to produce the language called la bella lingua (the beautiful language).

Using the Roman alphabet and with the addition of acute and grave accents, native Italian speakers are able to talk about everything

and, How to Pronounce, Learn Your ABCs, The Italian Alphabet
When Italian Preposition A becomes English Preposition TO
30 Dec 2016

When Italian Preposition A becomes English Preposition TO

by Italian Tutor for Easitalian | posted in: Grammar for Beginners Level | 0

Italian and English prepositions often do not correspond in meaning or usage.

Italian Simple Preposition A sometimes combine with following the definite article and becomes contracted prepositions (preposizione articolata).

When Italian preposition A becomes English preposition TO

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