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.
Italian Sentence Structure: Word Order Made Simple
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12 Nonfiction Books to Improve Your Italian
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È Stato vs Era in Italian: Which One to Choose?
È stato or era? Learn when to use the passato prossimo and the imperfetto of essere in Italian, with clear tables, side-by-side examples and the most common mistake.
The Italian Preposition Da: All Its Meanings
If you've ever studied Italian, you've probably...
Lasciare, Partire, Uscire or Andare Via? How to Say “To Leave” in Italian
In this article I want to shed light on four...
Direct Object Pronouns in Italian: Lo, La, Li, Le (with Examples)
Italian direct object pronouns (mi, ti, lo, la, ci, vi, li, le): chart, where to place them, agreement in the passato prossimo, common mistakes, examples and FAQ.
Italian Reflexive Verbs: How to Conjugate and Use Them
Quick answer: Italian reflexive verbs end in...
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...