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.
Ce n’è & Ce ne sono: How to Use Them
What do ce n’è and ce ne sono mean? Both...
Italian Pronominal Verbs: Andarsene (Me Ne Vado) + Exercise
If you’ve ever wondered what me ne vado really...
Essere vs Esser, Dovere vs Dover, Potere vs Poter: Italian Verb Short Forms
Italian Verb Short Forms In Italian, some...
Futuro nel Passato: Future in the Past (Advanced Italian)
The futuro nel passato is used when you want to...
Ho dovuto vs. Dovevo: What’s the Difference?
"Ho dovuto" or "Dovevo"? Some Italian verbs...
Italian Passato Remoto
What is the Passato Remoto? The passato remoto...
The Meaning of “Sia” in Italian
"Sia" as in "both...and" In...
Sento, Mi sento, Me la sento: How to Use Them
If you’ve ever been confused by the different...
Past Subjunctive in Italian (Congiuntivo Passato)?
What is the Past Subjunctive (Congiuntivo...