Exercises – Grammar

1. How do you say "I do not speak Italian" in Italian?

2. Which Italian punctuation mark is known as "punto e virgola"?

3. How is a double negative used in Italian?

4. Are days of the week capitalized in Italian?

5. What is the function of the grave accent (`) in words like "città"?

1. Is the Italian noun "insegnante" (teacher) masculine or feminine?

2. Is the Italian noun "foto" (photo) masculine or feminine?

3. Is the Italian noun "ragazzo" (boy) masculine or feminine?

4. What is the plural of "libro" (book) in Italian?

5. Is the Italian noun "libro" (book) masculine or feminine?

6. Is the Italian noun "sistema" (system) masculine or feminine?

7. What is the plural of "città" (city) in Italian?

8. What is the plural of "casa" (house) in Italian?

9. Is the Italian noun "programma" (program) masculine or feminine?

10. Is the Italian noun "problema" (problem) masculine or feminine?

1. Type the cardinal number in letters:

zero

2. Type the cardinal number in letters:

3,000

3. Type the cardinal number in letters:

10

4. Type the cardinal number in letters:

32

5. Type the cardinal number in letters:

2

6. Type the cardinal number in letters:

two hundred houses

IT: case

7. Type the cardinal number in letters:

88

8. Type the cardinal number in letters:

76

9. Type the cardinal number in letters:

2024

10. Type the cardinal number in letters:

1 (feminine)

1. The subject personal pronoun (I) in Italian is:

2. The subject personal pronoun (we) in Italian is:

3. The subject personal pronoun (you - plural formal) in Italian is:

4. The subject personal pronoun (they) in Italian is:

5. The subject personal pronoun (she) in Italian is:

6. The subject personal pronoun (he) in Italian is:

7. There is no direct translation of the subject pronoun “it” that is commonly used in spoken Italian. Instead, Italian speakers use:

8. The subject personal pronoun (you - plural informal) in Italian is:

9. The subject personal pronoun (you - singular informal) in Italian is:

10. The subject personal pronoun (you - singular formal) in Italian is:

1. Conjugate the Italian verb “finire” (to finish) in the present indicative tense in the “noi” (we) form:

Noi ___

2. Conjugate the Italian verb “dormire” (to sleep) in the present indicative tense in the “voi” (you - plural) form:

Voi ___

3. Conjugate the Italian verb “parlare” (to speak) in the present indicative tense in the “noi” (we) form:

Noi ___

4. Conjugate the Italian verb “parlare” (to speak) in the present indicative tense in the “io” (I) form:

Io ___

5. Conjugate the Italian verb “capire” (to understand) in the present indicative tense in the “loro” (they) form:

Loro ___

6. Conjugate the Italian verb “leggere” (to read) in the present indicative tense in the “loro” (they) form:

Loro ___

7. Conjugate the Italian verb “leggere” (to read) in the present indicative tense in the “io” (I) form:

Io ___

8. Conjugate the Italian verb “dormire” (to sleep) in the present indicative tense in the “tu” (you - singular informal) form:

Tu ___

9. Conjugate the Italian verb “capire” (to understand) in the present indicative tense in the “io” (I) form:

Io ___

10. Conjugate the Italian verb “capire” (to understand) in the present indicative tense in the “tu” (you - singular informal) form:

Tu ___

1. the shoes

2. the tree

3. Today is Monday.

IT: ___

4. Hello, Signor Rossi.

IT: ___

5. the uncle

6. a sport

7. the car

8. in summer

IT: ___

9. some water

10. the woman

1. What do you need this for?

IT: ___ ti serve questo?

2. How did you do that?

IT: ___ hai fatto?

3. Whose book is this?

IT: ___ è questo libro?

4. What are you talking about?

IT: ___ stai parlando?

5. What is it?

IT: ___

6. How many houses do you have?

IT: ___ case hai?

7. Where are you now?

IT: ___ sei adesso?

8. Which ones are your kids?

IT: ___ sono i tuoi figli?

9. How many students came today?

IT: ___ studenti sono venuti oggi?

10. What are you doing?

IT: ___ stai facendo?