Grammatica
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Le preposizioni in italiano: guida completa con esempi chiari
Le preposizioni sono piccole parole che collegano altre parole in una frase. Servono per indicare luogo, tempo, possesso, causa, mezzo, scopo e molto altro. In italiano usiamo spesso: di, a, da, in, con, su, per, tra/fra.
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Passato prossimo: Il weekend di Chiara e Marco
Practise the passato prossimo in Italian. Complete each sentence by filling in the correct form of the verbs given in brackets.
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I plurali dei Nomi
Practice forming the plural of Italian nouns with clear examples and interactive activities. This exercise helps you understand spelling changes, irregular forms, and common patterns so you can use plurals correctly and confidently in everyday Italian.
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Indicativo Presente del verbo Mangiare
(io) mangio (tu ) mangi (lui/lei/Lei ) mangia (noi ) mangiamo (voi) mangiate (loro ) mangiano
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Verbi seguiti da “a” o “di” + infinito: guida pratica per studenti di italiano
Quando impari l’italiano, una delle difficoltà più comuni è capire quale preposizione usare davanti all’infinito dopo certi verbi: “a” o “di”?
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The Passato Prossimo: A Simple Guide for Italian Learners
The passato prossimo is one of the most used past tenses in Italian. It is used to talk about completed actions in the
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Passato Prossimo in Italian: When to Use ESSERE and When to Use AVERE?
When you form the passato prossimo in Italian, sometimes you use essere, sometimes avere. It’s not hard—just follow the rules! Verbs with an Object:
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Essential Italian Verbs for Beginners
Introduction: Why Learn Italian Verbs? Verbs are essential in Italian. They allow you to talk about actions, routines, and feelings.
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Understanding the Difference Between “Dovevo” and “Ho Dovuto”
If you’ve ever wondered why “dovevo” and “ho dovuto” don’t always mean the same thing, you’re not alone. Some Italian verbs change their meaning
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How to Say “How Much” in Italian
Table of contents When learning Italian, one of the first questions you’ll want to ask is “How much?” or “How many?”. In Italian,