Conversations

Master the difference between describing the background and narrating the action.

Discuss things you had already done before another past event.

Use Direct Object Pronouns in the past tense and match the past participle endings.

Master Indirect Object Pronouns (mi, ti, gli, le, ci, vi, gli/loro).

Use the Futuro Semplice to talk about plans, predictions, and promises.

Use the Futuro Anteriore to express an action that will be completed before another future action.

Use the Condizionale Presente to express wishes, polite requests, and hypothetical situations.

Use the Condizionale Passato to express what you WOULD HAVE done.

Use the Imperativo for tu, noi, and voi to give orders or advice.

Attach pronouns to the end of affirmative commands.

Use the Congiuntivo Presente after verbs of opinion, doubt, and emotion.

Use the Congiuntivo with impersonal expressions (È importante che, Bisogna che, etc.).

Master advanced comparisons and relative/absolute superlatives.

Master the relative pronouns "che" and "cui" (with prepositions) to form complex sentences.