If you are just beginning to learn ITALIAN, you need first to become familiar with some basic rules of the language with this page of Italian Grammar for Beginners.
In Italian, the passato prossimo is used: Try this exercise to test your grammar. Read the explanation to learn more. Read this dialogue: Bianca: Ciao Alessia, come stai? Alessia: Sto bene, grazie. E tu? Bianca: Anche io! Sono andata a … Continued
Italian adjectives are explained in this post along with examples of how to use them in sentences and how to make sure they agree with the words they modify. Adjectives are words that describe a name more fully by adding … Continued
You need to become familiar with the past participles of verbs if you plan to use the passato prossimo to talk the past in Italian or conjugate any compound tense in the conditional or the subjunctive. The past participles of … Continued
The two most frequently used verbs in Italian are essere (to be) and avere (to have). Because of their importance, you get a post’s worth of practice dedicated to these two verbs. The Italian verbs Essere & Avere are irregular … Continued
The personal pronouns used as the subject of a sentence are less frequently used in Italian than in English and other languages. In fact, in Italian, the subject pronoun is generally omitted, since the subject is also expressed through the … Continued
Mastering grammar rules, particularly those related to nouns, is an important element of learning Italian. Knowing how to form the plural of Italian nouns, in particular, is important for communicating effectively in the language. Making mistakes with plural nouns is … Continued
Do you make mistakes with possessive adjectives and pronouns? Are you uncertain about whether you need an article or not when using possessives with some words? In this post, you’ll find a simple approach to Possessive Adjectives and Pronouns in … Continued
What is a subject’s personal pronoun? The Italian subject personal pronouns are those that indicate who does the action in a sentence in Italian and in many different languages. They replace the subject of a sentence and are used to … Continued
How to use the common English preposition FROM in Italian. Some Italian expressions are different from the usual equivalent of English expression.
Do you make mistakes with words like QUANDO and POI? Do you have problems choosing between DOPO and PRIMA? Are you sometimes unsure about the correct forms of these seemingly easy words? The following post will help you to learn … Continued