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Table of Contents
- Lesson 199: Grazie and saying thanks in Italian
- Lesson 198: Present subjunctive | Congiuntivo presente
- Lesson 197: Understanding verbs -- andare v. venire
- Lesson 196: Understanding il gerundio in Italian
- Lesson 195: Two sides of the conjunction, perché
- Lesson 194: Understanding verbs -- visitare v. andare/venire a trovare
- Lesson 193: Possessive adjective, altrui
- Lesson 192: Possessive adjective, proprio
- Lesson 191: Understanding verbs -- pensare a & pensare di
- Lesson 190: Understanding the trapassato prossimo
- Lesson 189: Understanding verbs -- assumere
- Lesson 188: Understanding verbs -- sopportare and supportare
- Lesson 187: Expressing "since" in Italian
- Lesson 186: Understanding verbs -- divorziare
- Lesson 185: Understanding verbs -- riflettere
- Lesson 184: Understanding verbs -- salutare
- Lesson 183: The pronoun, chi / Il pronome, chi
- Lesson 182: Use of anche / L'uso di anche
- Lesson 181: Useful Italian Idioms / Modi di dire utili
- Lesson 180: Figurative sense / Il senso figurato
- Lesson 179: Che, che cosa and cosa - they all mean 'what'?
- Lesson 178: Choosing the right translation -- Which alarm?
- Lesson 177: Choosing the right translation -- Which shot?
- Lesson 176: Understanding verbs -- prendere
- Lesson 175: Understanding verbs -- mettere
- Lesson 174: The hypothetical sentence / Il periodo ipotetico
- Lesson 173: Functions of the pronoun, che / L'uso del pronome, che
- Lesson 172: The relative pronoun, cui / Il pronome relativo, cui
- Lesson 171: Understanding verbs -- fregarsene
- Lesson 170: When accents make all the difference
- Lesson 169: Understanding verbs -- The "Shopping Verbs"
- Lesson 168: Verbs for daily activities / Verbi per azioni quotidiane
- Lesson 167: Idiomatic Expressions with the verb, avere
- Lesson 166: Human body and idiomatic expressions
- Lesson 165: Understanding verbs -- cominciare
- Lesson 164: The preposition, tra/fra
- Lesson 163: Understanding verbs -- accorgersene
- Lesson 162: Adjectives/nouns + preposition, in + noun/infinitive
- Lesson 161: Redundant verbs
- Lesson 160: Use of the definite article with people
- Lesson 159: The adverb, mica
- Lesson 158: Use of the definite article with geography
- Lesson 157: Placement of adjectives in Italian
- Lesson 156: Understanding verbs -- essere and stare
- Lesson 155: Indefinite article / Articolo indeterminativo
- Lesson 154: Writing formal letters (correspondence) in Italian
- Lesson 153: Understanding verbs -- servire
- Lesson 152: Present conditional / Condizionale presente
- Lesson 151: Special idiomatic verbs
- Lesson 150: Irregular comparatives and superlatives
- Lesson 149: Adjectives/nouns + preposition, in + noun/infinitive
- Lesson 148 : Which play? Choosing the right translation
- Lesson 147: Verb complements in Italian
- Lesson 146: Indirect object in Italian (revisited)
- Lesson 145: List of verbs that do not require prepositions
- Lesson 144: Imperative / L'imperativo
- Lesson 143: Understanding verbs -- mi tocca, ti tocca, etc.
- Lesson 142: Understanding verbs -- farcela
- Lesson 141: Understanding verbs -- bastare
- Lesson 140: More on Prepositions (IV) -- Da, a and con
- Lesson 139: Other uses of the imperfect / Altri usi dell'imperfetto
- Lesson 138: More on prepositions (III) -- Prepositions of Place/Location
- Lesson 137: Negative prefix -in / Il prefisso negativo -in
- Lesson 136: Understanding verbs -- non sapere v. non potere
- Lesson 135: Absolute superlative / Superlativo assoluto
- Lesson 134: Using bello, buono, bravo and bene
- Lesson 133: More on Prepositions (II) -- Prepositions of time
- Lesson 132: More on Prepositions (I)
- Lesson 130: Conjunctions that require the subjunctive
- Lesson 123: Use of santo (saint) in Italian
- Lesson 122: To capitalize or not to capitalize? / La maiuscola in italiano
- Lesson 121: Why does piacere take essere in compound tenses?
- Lesson 120: Uses of the pronoun, ci
- Lesson 116: Pronouns in Italian / I pronomi in italiano
- Lesson 111: Understanding verbs -- venire
- Lesson 110: Understanding transitive, intransitive, reflexive and reciprocal verbs
- Lesson 091: Verbs with indirect objects
- Lesson 089: Present indicative in Italian / Presente indicativo in italiano
- Lesson 083: Introduction to the pronoun, ne
- Lesson 081: Double Object Pronouns / Pronomi doppi
- Lesson 079: Direct and indirect object pronouns -- an overview
- Lesson 076: Articulated prepositions / Preposizioni articolate
- Lesson 072: Irregular verbs in the passato remoto
- Lesson 066: Understanding verbs -- parlare and raccontare
- Lesson 057: Passato remoto
- Lesson 050: Subject pronouns / I pronomi soggetti
- Lesson 044: Telling time in Italian
- Lesson 043: Negativies in Italian / I negativi in italiano
- Lesson 038: Antecedents and pronouns - the scoop!
- Lesson 037: Passato prossimo with essere
- Lesson 036: Partitive / I partitivi
- Lesson 029: Understanding verbs -- stare
- Lesson 027: Present perfect continuous (present tense + da + time expression)
- Lesson 026: Reciprocal construction / Costruzioni reciproche
- Lesson 024: Present tense in italian -- -ire verbs
- Lesson 017: Present tense in italian -- -ere verbs
- Lesson 014: Invariable nouns and adjectives | Nomi ed aggettivi invariabili
- Lesson 013: Understanding verbs -- andare
- Lesson 012: Possessives / I possessivi
- Lesson 011: Understanding verbs -- bere
- Lesson 009: Numbers (1-10) / I numeri
- Lesson 008: Present tense in italian -- -are verbs
- Lesson 007: Where the stress falls in Italian
- Lesson 006: Essere and avere in the present tense
- Lesson 005: Adverbs / Gli avverbi
- Lesson 004: Definite Article / l'Articolo determinativo
- Lesson 003: Time expressions and the preposition, di
- Lesson 002: Understanding verbs -- mancare
- Lesson 001: Gender and number / Genere e Numeri
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