Italian B1 · Intermediate

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  • Trapassato prossimo (pluperfect) Coming soon
  • Combined object pronouns (me lo, te la, glielo...) Coming soon
  • Present subjunctive: forms Coming soon
  • Subjunctive after wishes and opinions (volere che, pensare che, credere che) Coming soon
  • Subjunctive after emotion (essere contento/a che, avere paura che) Coming soon
  • Subjunctive after impersonal expressions (è importante che, bisogna che) Coming soon
  • Subjunctive after doubt (dubitare che, non essere sicuro/a che) Coming soon
  • Subjunctive vs indicative: basic contrast Coming soon
  • Condizionale semplice: full forms and uses Coming soon
  • Causative fare + infinitive Coming soon
  • Relative pronoun cui after prepositions Coming soon
  • Relative pronouns chi and quello che Coming soon
  • Passive voice with essere + past participle Coming soon
  • Si passivante Coming soon
  • Impersonal si Coming soon
  • Gerund as an adverbial of manner, means, cause and time Coming soon
  • Aspectual periphrases (cominciare a, continuare a, smettere di, finire di) Coming soon
  • Indirect questions (non so se, sai dov'è) Coming soon
  • Reported speech: basic statements Coming soon
  • Indefinite adjectives and pronouns (qualche, alcuni/e, ognuno) Coming soon
  • Linkers of cause and consequence (poiché, dato che, perciò) Coming soon
  • Linkers of contrast (mentre, anche se, però) Coming soon
  • Verbs followed by a or di + infinitive Coming soon
  • Irregular comparatives and superlatives (migliore, peggiore, maggiore, minore) Coming soon
  • Passato remoto: recognition of regular and common irregular forms Coming soon
  • Demonstrative pronouns (questo, quello as pronouns) Coming soon
  • Ne with di-phrases and topics Coming soon
  • Ci with a, in and su complements Coming soon