Exercises – Grammar

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Italian: Verbs like "Piacere"

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1. It seems interesting to me. (to seem = sembrare)

IT: interessante.

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2. I like apples. (to like = piacere)

IT: le mele.

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3. I like apple. (to like = piacere)

IT: la mela.

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4. That is enough for him. (to be enough = bastare)

IT: Quello .

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5. You (informal sing.) need a pen. (to need = servire)

IT: una penna.

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6. You (all) like pizza. (to like = piacere)

IT: la pizza.

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7. Does she need shoes? (to need = servire)

IT: delle scarpe?

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8. They don't like studying. (to like = piacere)

IT: Non studiare.

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9. She misses her friends. (to miss = mancare)

IT: i suoi amici.

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10. We are interested in music. (to be interested in = interessare)

IT: la musica.

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Italian: Present Perfect Tense

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1. The past participle of the Italian verb "accendere" (to switch on) is:

IT:

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2. The past participle of the Italian verb "sapere" (to know) is:

IT:

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3. Fill in the blank using the Italian present perfect tense (passato prossimo):

I have talked with her.
IT: Io { } (avere + parlare) con lei.

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4. The past participle of the Italian verb "avere" (to have) is:

IT:

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5. The past participle of the Italian verb "risolvere" (to resolve) is:

IT:

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6. The past participle of the Italian verb "dare" (to give) is:

IT:

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7. The past participle of the Italian verb "dividere" (to divide) is:

IT:

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8. The past participle of the Italian verb "porre" (to put) is:

IT:

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9. The past participle of the Italian verb "venire" (to come) is:

IT:

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10. The past participle of the Italian verb "scegliere" (to choose) is:

IT:

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Italian: The Verb "to Know"

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1. Do you know English?

IT: Tu ___ l'inglese?

sai

conosci

Both are correct.

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2. I don’t know the city very well.

IT: Non ___ molto bene la città.

conosco

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3. Do you know if there is someone inside?

IT: Tu ___ se c'è qualcuno dentro?

sai

conosci

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4. Match each sentence with the correct meaning:

1. I know

2. I don't know

3. who knows

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5. Do you know that movie?

IT: Tu ___ quel film?

sai

conosci

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Italian: Simple Future Tense

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1. Conjugate the Italian verb "essere" (to be) in the future indicative tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

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2. Conjugate the Italian verb "volere" (to want) in the future indicative tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

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3. Use the Simple Future Tense in Italian:

We will read that book. (to read = leggere)

IT: Noi quel libro.

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4. Use the Simple Future Tense in Italian:

I will travel to Italy. (to travel = viaggiare)

IT: in Italia.

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5. Conjugate the Italian verb "potere" (to be able to) in the future indicative tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

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6. Conjugate the Italian verb "avere" (to have) in the future indicative tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

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7. Use the Simple Future Tense in Italian:

We will sleep all day tomorrow. (to sleep = dormire)

IT: Domani tutto il giorno.

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8. Use the Simple Future Tense in Italian:

I will give you the money. (to give = dare)

IT: Io ti il denaro.

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9. Use the Simple Future Tense in Italian:

They will go to the party. (to go = andare)

IT: Loro alla festa.

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10. Conjugate the Italian verb "credere" (to believe) in the future indicative tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

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Italian: Adverbs

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Form the equivalent Italian adverb with “-mente” ending:

truly
IT:

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Match the Italian adverbs with their correct meanings:

too much

also

neither

at the same time

sometimes

never

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Form the equivalent Italian adverb with “-mente” ending:

happily
IT:

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Form the equivalent Italian adverb with “-mente” ending:

easily
IT:

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Form the equivalent Italian adverb with “-mente” ending:

finally
IT:

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Form the equivalent Italian adverb with “-mente” ending:

recently
IT:

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Form the equivalent Italian adverb with “-mente” ending:

correctly
IT:

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Form the equivalent Italian adverb with “-mente” ending:

completely
IT:

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Form the equivalent Italian adverb with “-mente” ending:

violently
IT:

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Form the equivalent Italian adverb with “-mente” ending:

clearly
IT:

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Learn more about the lessons covered in this level.

Lessons of Level III – Elementary (B1)

1. Verbs like “Piacere”

2. Present Perfect Tense

3. The Verb “to Know”: “Sapere” vs. “Conoscere”

4. Indefinite Adjectives & Pronouns

5. Conjunctions

6. Simple Future Tense

7. Telling Time & Describing The Weather

8. Adverbs

Exercises – Grammar

1. Verbs Like “Piacere”

2. Present Perfect Tense

3. The Verb "to Know"

4. Indefinite Adjectives & Pronouns

5. Conjunctions

6. Simple Future Tense

7. Time & Weather

8. Adverbs

Lessons of Level III – Elementary (B1)