Here we are at the end of the current series of ‘La grammatica ascoltata’, and today’s ‘grammar listening’ is, quite frankly, one I should find time for myself. The topic is ‘irregular plurals‘, words like finger, knee and others which constantly trip me up when I speak Italian! (Listen to/read today’s text for more examples.) Why […]

Have some Italian prepositions to liven up your Mercoledì. And an interesting text about Italian rivers… There’s truly something for everyone at OnlineItalianClub.com, no? Click here to try today’s free ‘grammar listening’ and so improve your Italian, and knowledge of geography! (You’ll find all the listenings in this series on our A1 page. Or you […]

More from our thrice weekly series ‘La grammatica ascoltata’, and here’s a heavy one for a Monday morning. No way is ‘discorso indiretto‘ an A1-elementary topic, so don’t fret if it looks scary! That said, listening practice is always good. And you can’t know too much grammar. So what’s the harm? When you’re done with discorso […]

In a bit of a rush today, so: click here to do today’s ‘grammar listening’, which deals with the use of ‘che’ and ‘cui’ see all the texts in the current series on our elementary Italian exercises page There’ll be another in the ‘La grammatica ascoltata’ series on Monday. P.S. 64 of you have listened […]

Check out today’s ‘Italian grammar listening’, which takes a closer look at irregular comparative and superlative forms, here. Read/listen as many times as you wish, completely free of charge. See all the texts in this series, and find out what’s coming next, on our A1 (elementary) Italian Exercises page. P.S. It’s here! Finally. The first […]

Buongiorno a tutti, Today’s ‘La grammatica ascoltata’ article covers ‘superlative adjectives’, so following on nicely from Friday’s comparative forms. But no banal highest moutains or longest rivers here at OnlineItalianClub.com. Oh no. Instead we have for you a fascinating-issimo text about that most famous of Italian fauna: elephants. Don’t know where Martina got that idea. […]

Buon giorno a tutti. Here’s today’s grammar listening on comparative forms in Italian. Note that the irregular comparative forms have their own separate listening, which will be published next week. Check out previous listenings from the ‘La grammatica ascoltata’ series: A1 A2 B1 P.S. ‘Customer service’ can be a bit of a misnomer, right? Impossible […]

Following on from Monday’s text on adverbs with ‘-mente’, here’s a follow up dealling with a more general group of adverbs. They’re not so regular in their form, but together make up a massively useful set of vocabulary! Go here to read and listen to ‘avverbi generici‘. We’re now at the half-way point in our […]

Here’s the sixth in our ‘La grammatica ascoltata’ series of Italian grammar listenings. See recent topics, and what’s coming on our A1 Italian Exercises page. Or go directly (that’s the sort of adverb we’re covering today) to today’s text on avverbi in ‘mente’. Buono studio, e buona settimana! P.S. Ever wished you could write better […]

Buondì, here’s Friday’s ‘improve your Italian for free’ e-mail, and today our ‘grammar listening’ features ‘articoli indeterminativi’, or indefinite articles to you and me. Find a minute or two some time today to click the link and listen/read examples of: articoli indeterminativi Then, fired up with enthusiasm, go here to browse the: free Italian exercises […]