Italian A1 · Beginner
The absolute basics: introduce yourself, talk about everyday things, and form simple present-tense sentences in Italian.
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Practise with GrammarMama →- Subject pronouns (io, tu, lui/lei, noi, voi, loro) Coming soon
- Formal address with Lei Coming soon
- The verb "essere" (to be: sono, sei, è...) Coming soon
- The verb "avere" (to have: ho, hai, ha...) Coming soon
- Negation with non Coming soon
- Noun gender (masculine & feminine) Coming soon
- Plural nouns (-o → -i, -a → -e, -e → -i) Coming soon
- Indefinite articles (un, uno, una, un') Coming soon
- Definite articles (il, lo, la, i, gli, le, l') Coming soon
- Adjective agreement (gender & number) Coming soon
- Adjective position (before & after the noun) Coming soon
- Present tense: -are verbs Coming soon
- Present tense: -ere verbs Coming soon
- Present tense: -ire verbs, including -isc- verbs Coming soon
- Present tense: common irregular verbs (andare, fare, dare, stare) Coming soon
- Present tense: other common irregular verbs (venire, uscire, dire, sapere) Coming soon
- Modal verbs: potere, volere, dovere + infinitive Coming soon
- Simple prepositions (a, in, di, da, con, su, per, tra/fra) Coming soon
- C'è / ci sono (there is / there are) Coming soon
- Articulated prepositions (al, del, nel, sul...) Coming soon
- Partitive articles (del, dello, della, dei, degli, delle) Coming soon
- Possessive adjectives with the article (il mio, la mia, i tuoi...) Coming soon
- Possessives with family nouns Coming soon
- Demonstrative adjectives (questo, quello) Coming soon
- Questions: intonation and word order Coming soon
- Question words (che cosa, chi, dove, quando, come, perché, quanto) Coming soon
- Adverbs of frequency (sempre, spesso, a volte, mai) Coming soon
- The piacere construction Coming soon
- Informal commands with tu Coming soon