Exercises – Grammar

1. I bought some sugar.

IT: Ho comprato _____ zucchero.

2. I would like some fruit.

IT: Vorrei _____ frutta.

3. Do you want some water?

IT: Vuoi _____ acqua?

4. I would like some bread.

IT: Vorrei _____ pane.

5. He has some friends in Rome.

IT: Lui ha _____ amici a Roma.

6. We bought some books.

IT: Abbiamo comprato _____ libri.

7. She has some free time.

IT: Lei ha _____ tempo libero.

8. He eats some apples.

IT: Lui mangia _____ mele.

1. We get angry with that situation. (to get angry = arrabbiarsi)

IT: Noi con questa situazione.

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2. Many people complain about the services. (to complain = lamentarsi)

IT: Molta gente dei servizi.

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3. It is sad to hear of people that commit suicide. (to commit suicide = suicidarsi)

IT: È triste sentire di persone che .

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4. They get bored during the class. (to get bored = annoiarsi)

IT: Loro durante la lezione.

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5. The kids get lost in the park. (to get lost = perdersi)

IT: I bambini nel parco.

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6. He feels sad today. (to feel = sentirsi)

IT: Lui triste oggi.

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7. She worries too much. (to worry = preoccuparsi)

IT: Lei troppo.

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8. I always forget the keys. (to forget = dimenticarsi)

IT: Io sempre delle chiavi.

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9. I wake up at 7 am. (to wake up = svegliarsi)

IT: Io alle 7 di mattina.

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10. They get tired easily. (to get tired = stancarsi)

IT: Loro facilmente.

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1. We are sleepy.

IT: Noi _____ sonno.

2. I am hungry.

IT: Io _____ fame.

3. He is feeling cold.

IT: Lui _____ freddo.

4. They are scared.

IT: Loro _____ paura.

5. The weather is cold.

IT: _____ freddo.

6. The weather is nice.

IT: _____ bel tempo.

7. The weather is hot.

IT: _____ caldo.

8. You (plural) are right.

IT: Voi _____ ragione.

9. You are thirsty.

IT: Tu _____ sete.

10. What is the weather like?

IT: Che tempo _____ ?

1. I prefer that you tell the truth.

IT: Preferisco che tu ___ la verità.

2. It is important that he studies every day.

IT: È importante che lui _____ ogni giorno.

3. I hope that he arrives on time.

IT: Spero che lui _____ in orario.

4. Conjugate the Italian verb "potere" (to be able to) in the present subjunctive tense.

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5. I don't believe that it is a good idea.

IT: Non credo che _____ una buona idea.

6. Conjugate the Italian verb "mangiare" (to eat) in the present subjunctive tense.

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7. Conjugate the Italian verb "stare" (to stay or to be) in the present subjunctive tense.

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8. Conjugate the Italian verb "parlare" (to speak) in the present subjunctive tense.

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9. Conjugate the Italian verb "partire" (to leave) in the present subjunctive tense.

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10. Conjugate the Italian verb "avere" (to have) in the present subjunctive tense.

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11. Conjugate the Italian verb "dare" (to give) in the present subjunctive tense.

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12. It is possible that they travel in the summer.

IT: È possibile che loro _____ in estate.

13. Conjugate the Italian verb "uscire" (to exit or go out) in the present subjunctive tense.

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14. Conjugate the Italian verb "volere" (to want) in the present subjunctive tense.

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15. Conjugate the Italian verb "sapere" (to know) in the present subjunctive tense.

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16. Conjugate the Italian verb "fare" (to do or make) in the present subjunctive tense.

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17. Conjugate the Italian verb "andare" (to go) in the present subjunctive tense.

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18. I am happy that you (all) are here.

IT: Sono felice che voi _____ qui.

19. I want you to be very happy.

IT: Voglio che tu ___ molto felice.

20. Conjugate the Italian verb "dire" (to say) in the present subjunctive tense.

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21. Conjugate the Italian verb "essere" (to be) in the present subjunctive tense.

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22. I am sorry that he cannot go.

IT: Mi dispiace che lui non ___ andare.

1. The gerund of the Italian verb "vivere" (to live) is:

IT:

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2. We are working today. (to work = lavorare)

IT: Noi oggi.

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3. The gerund of the Italian verb "dire" (to say or tell) is:

IT:

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4. I am eating an apple. (to eat = mangiare)

IT: Io una mela.

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5. The gerund of the Italian verb "andare" (to go) is:

IT:

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6. He is writing an email. (to write = scrivere)

IT: Lui un'email.

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7. You are reading a book. (to read = leggere)

IT: Tu un libro.

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8. The gerund of the Italian verb "fare" (to do or make) is:

IT:

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9. She is drinking coffee. (to drink = bere)

IT: Lei un caffè.

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10. The gerund of the Italian verb "dare" (to give) is:

IT:

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11. The gerund of the Italian verb "finire" (to finish) is:

IT:

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12. What are you doing? (to do = fare)

IT: Che cosa (tu) ?

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13. We are traveling to Rome. (to travel = viaggiare)

IT: Noi a Roma.

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14. You are studying Italian. (to study = studiare)

IT: Voi l'italiano.

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15. They are sleeping. (to sleep = dormire)

IT: Loro .

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16. The gerund of the Italian verb "stare" (to stay or to be) is:

IT:

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17. The gerund of the Italian verb "bere" (to drink) is:

IT:

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18. I am listening to music. (to listen to = ascoltare)

IT: Io la musica.

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19. The gerund of the Italian verb "parlare" (to speak) is:

IT:

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20. The gerund of the Italian verb "vendere" (to sell) is:

IT:

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1. Conjugate the Italian verb "parlare" (to speak) in the future perfect tense.

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2. Conjugate the Italian verb "vendere" (to sell) in the future perfect tense.

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3. They will have healed by then.

IT: Loro ______ per allora.

4. I will have visited Egypt in January. (to visit =visitare)

IT: Io l'Egitto a gennaio.

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5. Conjugate the Italian verb "dormire" (to sleep) in the future perfect tense.

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6. She will have spoken to her mother. (to speak = parlare)

IT: Lei con sua madre.

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7. Conjugate the Italian verb "andare" (to go) in the future perfect tense.

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8. Conjugate the Italian verb "partire" (to leave) in the future perfect tense.

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9. You (all) will have arrived.

IT: Voi _____ .

10. Conjugate the Italian verb "vivere" (to live) in the future perfect tense.

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11. We will have eaten. (to eat = mangiare)

IT: Noi .

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12. Conjugate the Italian verb "mangiare" (to eat) in the future perfect tense.

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1. Expressing joy, excitement, or celebration ('Hooray').

Hurray! We won the championship!

_____ ! Abbiamo vinto il campionato!

2. Expressing doubt or skepticism ('Who knows / I'm not sure').

Who knows?! I'm not really sure about this decision.

_____ !, non sono proprio sicuro di questa decisione.

3. Expressing a strong wish or desire ('I wish / If only')

- Pensi di andare in vacanza alle Maldive? (Are you thinking of going on vacation to the Maldives?)

- _____! (I wish!)

4. Expressing relief ('Thank goodness')

What a relief! The exam went well.

_____ ! L'esame è andato bene.

5. Encouraging someone or expressing disbelief ('Come on')

Come on! There's no way you finished so soon!

_____ , non è possibile che tu abbia finito così presto!