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Italian Indirect Speech: Tense Shift, Deixis, Reporting (B2)
🔍 In short. The italian indirect speech rules tell you how to turn a direct quote into a reported sentence: Pietro said «I’m tired» …
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Italian Word Stress: Sdrucciole, Piane, Tronche (B1)
🔍 In short. Italian word stress falls on one of four positions, counting back from the end of the word: ultimate (tronche: città), penultimate …
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Italian If-Clauses (Periodo Ipotetico): Types 1, 2, 3 and Mixed
🔍 In short. Italian if clauses (periodo ipotetico) come in three flavours: real, possible, impossible. Real (type 1) uses the indicative on both sides: …
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Italian Indicativo Tenses: All 8, Explained for B1
🔍 In short. The Italian indicativo is the mood you use when you state something as a fact: it has eight tenses, four simple …
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Italian Adverbs of Frequency: Mai, Spesso, Sempre, Di Solito (A2)
🔍 In short. Italian adverbs of frequency (“avverbi di frequenza”) tell you how often an action happens, on a scale from mai (never) to …
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Italian Interjections: Uffa, Mah, Boh and Friends
🔍 In short. Italian interjections are the little words that carry pure emotion: uffa (ugh, what a bore), mah (hmm, who knows), boh (no …
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Italian Verbs Followed by DI: The Complete B1 List
🔍 In short. Italian verbs followed by di need the preposition di before a second verb in the infinitive: spero di arrivare, cerco di …
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Italian Verbs Followed by A: The Complete B1 List
🔍 In short. Italian verbs followed by a are the ones that need the preposition a before a second verb in the infinitive: comincio …
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