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.
Mi Serve or Mi Servono? Learn How to Use Servire Correctly
So, What Does Mi Serve Mean? Mi...
Italian Past Conditional (Condizionale Passato)
What is the Past Conditional in Italian? In...
Riuscire and Potere. The Difference.
In my experience as an Italian language teacher,...
Italian Noun Gender. Determining Masculine vs. Feminine
Nouns ending in '-o' or '-a' In Italian...
Italian Prepositions: In or A?
In or A? How to Use These Italian Prepositions...
Italian Impersonal Form
The impersonal form with "si" In Italian, we...
Common expressions using ESSERE and AVERE
In Italian, the verbs essere and avere are...
Italian Prepositions: The Many Meanings of “Da”
If you’ve ever studied Italian, you’ve probably...
Dovere, avere bisogno, servire, bisogna: The Difference
In this post, I want to discuss the differences...