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Learn how to form the passato remoto ("preterit") tense for first conjugation Italian verbs
Learn how to form the passato remoto of first conjugation irregular Italian verbs
Learn how to form the passato remoto tense for second conjugation Italian verbs
Learn how to form the passato prossimo for second conjugation irregular Italian verbs
Learn the Italian proper preposition di, which means "of"
Learn the preposition and its usage
Learn how to form the passato remoto tense of third conjugation Italian verbs
Learn the conjugations of the Italian auxiliary verbs essere and avere at the passato remoto
Learn how to use the Italian preposition a, meaning "at," "to," or "in"
Learn how to form and use the trapassato remoto ("preterit perfect") tense
Learn how to form the futuro anteriore ("future perfect") tense of Italian verbs
Learn how to use the Italian futuro anteriore verb tense to express the future of probability
Learn how to use the Italian preposition da
Learn about Italian indefinite adjectives that mean "each," "every," and "all"
Learn about the Italian indefinite adjectives that mean "some," "any," or "a few"
Learn about Italian indefinite pronouns
Learn when to use some additional Italian indefinite pronouns, including the Italian words for "something" and "everything"
Learn about the preposition "in"
Learn the negative Italian pronouns that mean "nobody," "nothing," and "anything"
Learn about pronominal Italian verbs that mean "take" and "employ"
Learn about the pronominal Italian verbs that mean "to take care," "to think about something," and "to try something"
Learn about two verbs that use the Italian pronominal particle sene meaning "to realize" and "to go away"
Learn about the Italian pronominal verbs that mean "to take advantage" of someone or something and "to be an expert"
Learn about the Italian preposition su, which means "on," "over," and "about"
Learn about the preposition 'su'