Today’s grammar exercise is on ‘si spersonalizzante’, which I guess you could translate as something like “de-personalizing ‘si’”. You can try it here. While I know what it means, and even how to spell it, I admit I made a complete mess of this one. Just seven out of twelve at first try, little better […]
Archives for September 2015
Prepositions exercise + last days of online lessons offer!
Today I have another free Italian grammar exercise for you – more practice on prepositions, which is always useful! As usual, there are twelve sentences to complete with the correct preposition. If you already have a good level in Italian, you could think of it as a diagnostic test to help you spot any gaps […]
Online lessons FAQ (& pronomi e aggettivi indefiniti)
If you’re not familiar with the acronym FAQ, it stands for ‘Frequently Asked Questions’. Italians use it too (they pronounce it ‘fak’…) So today, given our current offer on online Italian lessons, we’ll start with some of the things people always ask me. After that, I’ll be reminding you of how to get started with […]
You learn something new every day – if you let yourself!
Today’s Italian grammar exercise is on ‘modi indefiniti‘. If you’re thinking ‘what are they?’, be aware that everyone else reading probably is too. Curious, I Googled the term and found an explanation on Italian Wikipedia. If you’re not (yet) confident about reading Italian, here’s a rough translation: The ‘modo indefinito’ is a form of the verb […]
