Free Italian grammar course for absolute beginners (A1): step-by-step lessons with exercises and answers.
How to conjugate Italian -ere verbs in the present tense: endings, the sounds of c and g, stress, the most useful verbs and exercises with answers.
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How to conjugate Italian -are verbs in the present tense: endings, verbs in -care, -gare, -ciare, -giare and -iare, the four irregulars andare, dare, fare, stare, and exercises.
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Italian irregular plurals made easy: -co/-go, -cia/-gia, invariable nouns and double plurals like le braccia/i bracci, with dialogue and two exercises.
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Learn Italian articles step by step: il, lo, la, l’, un, uno, una, plus the partitive (dei, degli, delle), a first look at al/nel/della, common mistakes and exercises.
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Essere and avere in Italian: how to conjugate them in the present tense, when to use each one, expressions like ho fame and ho 30 anni, and a first look at their role as auxiliaries, with exercises.
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Italian grammar A1, lesson 2: how to recognise the gender and number of Italian nouns, masculine or feminine, singular or plural. Video lesson.
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Italian grammar A1, lesson 1: the Italian alphabet and pronunciation, with a video lesson and audio explained in English by a native teacher.
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Free Italian grammar course for beginners (A1): what the course covers, how the video lessons work, and who your native teacher is.
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