italian reflexive verb exercises

Don't tire yourself out or bend yourself out of shape on this Italian reflexive verb (verbi riflessivi) exercise. Enjoy yourself!

italian question word activity

Hi you! This week's tutorino Italian grammar activity will help you get your who's and why's straight (the Italian interrogatives). Good luck!

some work with italian irregular comparatives

Allora ragazzi, for this week's Italian grammar activity ask yourself - am I saying a verb is more well or a noun is more good? Meglio and migliore have a lot of grey areas but try your best. Ciao for now!

italian comparative recap

OK amici, this week's Italian grammar exercise will recap the comparatives we've been doing lately, how to say someone is smart, smarter than someone else, the smartest in the class and - smartissimo! Enjoy and share.

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practice saying "the most" in italian (the relative superlative)

Today's tutorino Italian grammar activity on relative superlatives is among the most useful on the net. Enjoy!

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as...as - using tanto...quanto to express equality

Ecco cari, today's tutorino italian grammar activity - some practice with tanto..quanto and comparisons of equality.

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di or che - you decide (comparing things in italian)

Here you go cari, a grammar drill on yesterday's topic - comparisons in Italian. Ciao for now!

passato prossimo with direct object pronouns

Here you go amici - an Italian grammar activity for this week's topic, the passato prossimo with direct object pronouns.

Alla prossima!

passato prossimo exercises - the past in italian

Allora ragazzi, here's an Italian grammar activity that will help you practice the passato prossimo or Italian past tense, che abbiamo imparato ieri (that we learned yesterday). Buono studio!

commands + object pronouns

OK ragazzi, here's an Italian grammar activity on giving commands using object pronouns. Good luck and feel free to use the forum if you get stuck.

combining direct and indirect object pronouns in italian

Ciao ragazzi! Allora, here's an Italian grammar activity that will help you get a handle on those tricky double pronouns. Good luck! And remember, if you need help, post a plea on the forum.

the italian command form

Allora ragazzi, here's an Italian grammar drill on the command form or imperative. Get going! Move it! Practice!

saying what you like

Ciao amici and buon anno! Hope you had a good NYE '06. Here's an Italian grammar activity that will help you practice saying what you like. Ciao for now!

italian indirect object pronouns

Allora amici, here's your chance to practice yesterday's grammar - the indirect object pronouns. Ciao for now!

italian direct object pronouns

This little Italian grammar activity will help you apply yesterday's grammar lesson on the direct object pronouns. Good luck! And buon Natale!

italian modal verb activity

If you want to learn the Italian modals, you can - but you have to practice! This Italian grammar activity will help.

italian prepositions

Ciao guys and welcome back! As promised, here's an exercise that will help you get a handle on those pesky Italian prepositions. Hope you like Eros!

irregular verbs

Ciao amici! Today's Italian grammar activity will give you practice with all the irregular verbs we've done so far - essere, avere, fare and yesterday's - andare, venire and uscire. Good luck!

quello

Salve amici! Here's an Italian grammar activity that will help you practice quello as an adjective. And this one is for quello as a pronoun. Have fun!

che guaio!

Accidenti! I forgot to actually link to this week's grammar activity. Sorry! Here it is.