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Two New FREE Italian Exercises: One Easy, One Really Hard!

July 20, 2016 by Daniel

Today I have two new Italian exercises for you to try. The first one’s really easy – you just have to match the nouns and adjectives. Anyone with a reasonable general knowledge should do fairly well at it.

Adjectives from nouns

The other one, unfortunately, didn’t go so well for me – I scored only four. But don’t let that put you off.

Whether you get the answers correct or not, the exercise is a helpful way to brush up on the main uses of the verb ‘mettere’, all of which are ubiquitous in spoken Italian.

Just don’t say I didn’t warn you…

Uses of ‘mettere’

Consumed those? Hungry for more?

Italian easy readers: AmarcordAllora, don’t forget this week’s ‘Book Of The Week‘ offer, another Fellini masterpiece retold by our script-writing online Italian teacher, Giovanni, as an easy reader (8 short chapters, glossaries, exercises and audio).

What’s it about? Basically, a year in the life of Rimini (where my in-laws live) in fascist-era nineteen-thirties.

Check out the US trailer on Youtube (it’s in English) to get an idea.

If you don’t see the video box here below (you won’t, if you’re reading this in an email) then copy and paste this link [https://youtu.be/BtG9ZM-ZHnY], without the square brackets, into your usual browser. That should take you right there.

(Above is where the video box should be – if you don’t see it, click here.)

Obviously, if you want to watch the whole movie, you’ll need to find the DVD some place or hope Netflix has it.

But if you’re OK with our brief retelling of the story, specifically-designed for language learners like you and lovingly-crafted by a real-life scriptwriter, well, here are the links:

  • FREE SAMPLE CHAPTER (.pdf)
  • Buy Amarcord for just €4.99 (offer ends on Sunday!)
  • Browse e-books
  • Find out about online Italian lessons with a club teacher

P.S.

The annual OnlineItalianClub.com JULY SALE is next week!

There’ll be a discount code valid for everything in our online shop – one to one Italian lessons, e-books and so on.

Watch this space on Monday for details.

In the meantime, click here to start drawing up your shopping list of ‘must have’ materials for building your Italian!

Oh, and just so you know, I’m planning to contact our existing online students privately with a pre-offer, which I’ll send by personal e-mail.

The idea is to give them a chance to reserve a place with their usual teacher, before the rush starts.

So, if you’re one of our regulars, or would like to restart your one-to-one lessons, look out for an email from me (probably tomorrow) with your advance coupon code.

A venerdì!

Filed Under: Articles, E-books to learn Italian, Interactive online Italian exercises, Italian conversation lessons via Skype, Italian easy readers, online Italian lessons

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