The impersonal form is used when the subject is not specified. It corresponds to the English one (one drinks very good coffee in Italy) or you (you drink very good coffee in Italy) or they, meaning a number of unspecified people (they drink very good coffee in Italy).  Thus, we can say that the impersonal form is used to speak generally […]

The Italian conditional tense In Italian the conditional is used both in the present and the past tense. The present conditional is far more used than the past (or compound) conditional. When and how to use the conditional tense in Italian? ITALIAN PRESENT CONDITIONAL to express a possibility, fo example, in hypothetical sentences Cucinerei sano se […]