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Italian Adjectives and Adverbs: Agreement, Position and -mente

Italian Articles: Il, Lo, La, Gli and the Rule Behind Them

Italian Articulated Prepositions: del, nella, sul and the Chart

Ci and Ne in Italian: The Two Words That Replace Whole Phrases

Colours in Italian: rosso, blu, verde, and Which Ones Agree

Italian Comparatives and Superlatives: più, meno, il più

Italian Conjunctions: e, ma, o, anche se, poiché

Days, Months and Seasons in Italian: lunedì, il lunedì, a maggio

Italian Demonstrative Adjectives: questo and quello

Essere and Avere: Italian Conjugation and Which to Use

Italian Filler Words: allora, cioè, insomma, boh, dai

The Italian Gerund: Forming and Using -ando and -endo

Italian Imperfetto: The Past Tense for What Was Going On

Italian Indefinite Adjectives: tutto, ogni, altro, qualche

Italian Negative Words: nessuno, nulla, più, nemmeno

Italian Noun Exceptions: il cinema and il/la ciclista

Italian Numbers and Dates: Cardinals, Ordinals, il Primo

Ordering in Italian: Vorrei, Quanto costa? and Il conto, per favore

Italian Passato Prossimo: How to Form and Use the Everyday Past

Italian Past Participles: -ato, -uto, -ito and the Irregulars

Italian Perfect Infinitive and Past Subjunctive: dopo aver mangiato

Italian Plural Spelling: amiche, amici, figli and the Hard C

Italian Plurals and Gender: -o, -a, -e and the Exceptions

Italian Possessive Adjectives: il mio, la mia and the Article

Italian Question Words: chi, cosa, dove, quando, perché

Italian Reflexive Verbs: When the Action Loops Back

Italian School and Town Words: a scuola, in piazza, Scusi, dov'è...?

Italian Subject Pronouns: The Ones You Are Meant to Drop

Italian Subjunctive: The Congiuntivo and When to Use It

Telling the Time in Italian: Che ore sono? Sono le tre

Italian Verb Conjugation: -are, -ere, -ire and Irregulars