Italian Grammar Explained
Italian grammar explained simply, with examples — from tenses and prepositions to pronouns and the subjunctive. Written by a certified Italian teacher for English speakers.
Direct Object Pronouns in Italian (Pronomi Diretti)
What’s a Pronoun? Pronouns are little words that...
How to Conjugate Italian Reflexive Verbs
What Are Reflexive Verbs in Italian? Reflexive...
Fa / Da / Tra: What’s the difference in Italian?
Fa, Fa and Tra: the Difference One of the most...
How to Say “You Have Been” in Italian
Have been in Italia Translating "have been" into...
Futuro di Probabilità (Italian Future Tense)
Another Use of the Italian Future Tense Italian...
“Mi è piaciuto” or “Mi ha piaciuto”? How to Use Piacere in the Passato Prossimo
The Italian Verb Piacere and the Passato...
“Mi dispiace” or “Scusa”? The Difference Explained
Mi dispiace vs Scusa (or Scusi) Mi...
Modal Verbs in Italian: How to Use Dovere, Potere and Volere
Italian Modal Verbs: Devo, Posso, Voglio Modal...
How to Say Someone, Somewhere, Something, Somehow in Italian (with Negatives)
English has handy little words like someone,...