Italian C2 · Proficiency
Command the fine detail of Italian: stylistic word order, information flow, subtle modality, and the idiomatic frames that mark near-native control.
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Practise with GrammarMama →- Subtle modal nuance (dovere, potere across registers and tenses) Coming soon
- Evidentiality and inference (a quanto pare, si direbbe che, secondo) Coming soon
- Marked subject placement and rhetorical word order Coming soon
- Emphatic scalar quantification (neanche un, niente meno che, un mucchio di) Coming soon
- Formulaic clause frames (vale la pena dire che, sia come sia, non che) Coming soon
- Supplementive apposition and parenthetical noun phrases Coming soon
- Negation, scope and polarity in formal Italian Coming soon
- Formal and idiomatic quantifiers (ciascuno, più di uno, ambedue) Coming soon
- Idiomatic concessive patterns (per quanto ci si provi, che lo si voglia o no) Coming soon
- Parenthetical stance markers (detto per inciso, a dire il vero, per quanto se ne sa) Coming soon
- Literary, formal and colloquial syntactic alternatives Coming soon
- End-weight and information flow in complex sentences Coming soon
- Notional and proximity agreement in complex subjects Coming soon
- Literary and archaic forms (egli/ella, ei, avea, fia, codesto) Coming soon