In this post, you’ll learn about an important topic in Italian grammar: How to use Prepositions with Verbs and Adjectives. Italian prepositions are used to show the connection between two or more words in a sentence along with verbs … Continued
Learning and remembering Italian prepositions can be challenging at first. One preposition in your own language might have a different translation in English depending on the context. There are several methods that can help you. With practice and repetition, you … Continued
Dove andrete domani? Andremo in centro. (Where are you going tomorrow? We are going downtown.) The verb used in this sentence is andare. It is conjugated in the future tense. Here are some of the most important things to know about … Continued
Ready to learn Italian verb conjugation? On this page, we will learn how to conjugate Italian verbs in the present tense. Discover the secrets to effective communication, including essential guidelines and practical practices. Improve your language skills as we explore … Continued
In Italian, the passato prossimo is used: Try this exercise to test your grammar. Read the explanation to learn more. Read this dialogue: Bianca: Ciao Alessia, come stai? Alessia: Sto bene, grazie. E tu? Bianca: Anche io! Sono andata a … Continued
Italian adjectives are explained in this post along with examples of how to use them in sentences and how to make sure they agree with the words they modify. Adjectives are words that describe a name more fully by adding … Continued
Italian is a beautiful language but sometimes mastering its grammar can be a challenge, especially when it comes to using the correct articles. Two articles that often cause confusion for learners of Italian are “il” and “lo“. In this post, … Continued
You need to become familiar with the past participles of verbs if you plan to use the passato prossimo to talk the past in Italian or conjugate any compound tense in the conditional or the subjunctive. The past participles of … Continued
The two most frequently used verbs in Italian are essere (to be) and avere (to have). Because of their importance, you get a post’s worth of practice dedicated to these two verbs. The Italian verbs Essere & Avere are irregular … Continued
Come si dice?
Ieri non sono potuto andare al lavoro
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Ieri non ho potuto andare al lavor