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Master definite and indefinite articles along with noun genders and plurals. Learn how to navigate a stationary shop and organize your workspace.
Learn how to express actions happening right now using "Stare + gerundio".
Learn how to say "my", "your", "his/her", etc. using possessive adjectives.
Master the demonstrative adjectives and pronouns "questo" (this/these) and "quello" (that/those) in Italian to talk about objects and their relation to you in space and time.
Master the use of simple and articulated prepositions in Italian, including their combinations with definite articles and their various meanings in context.
Learn how to express desires, abilities, obligations, and knowledge using Italian modal verbs.
Learn how to choose between the auxiliary verbs 'avere' and 'essere' when forming the passato prossimo (present perfect) tense in Italian.
Learn how to use reflexive verbs to talk about daily routines and actions performed on oneself.
Learn how to use the imperfect tense to talk about past habits, descriptions, and ongoing actions in the past.
Learn how to use Passato Prossimo and Imperfetto together to describe past events, habits, and ongoing actions.
Learn how to express actions that happened before another action in the past using the pluperfect tense.
Learn how to use direct object pronouns (mi, ti, lo, la, ci, vi, li, le) to replace direct objects and avoid repetition.
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Learn how to use indirect object pronouns and express likes and dislikes using the verb "piacere".
Learn how to use the particles "ci" and "ne" to replace locations, prepositional phrases, and quantities.
Learn how to use relative pronouns "che" (who, whom, that, which) and "cui" (whom, which) to connect sentences.
Learn how to express actions and events that will happen in the future.
Learn how to express wishes, polite requests, give advice, and discuss hypothetical situations using the present conditional.
Learn how to give orders, advice, or instructions directly to someone using the direct imperative.
Learn how to make comparisons in Italian using comparatives of majority, minority, and equality.
Learn how to form and use superlative adjectives and adverbs in Italian.
Learn how to form and use adverbs of manner in Italian using the suffix -mente.
Learn how to express "one", "people in general", or "they" using the impersonal "si".
Learn the difference between "volerci" and "metterci" to express how much time, effort, or resources it takes to do something.
Learn common Italian idiomatic expressions to sound more like a native speaker.