Each unit consists of jargon-free explanations and comparisons with English, targeting the more common difficulties experi-enced by learners of Italian. Grammar points are followed by …

To express something that you have not done before. (Have you never seen Naples? Before Friday, I had never been there. Esprime un’azione futura che accade PRIMA del futuro …

When you’re talking about just one member of your family, or of someone else’s family, you just strap the Italian word for “my”, “your”, “his”, “her” etc (a.k.a possessive adjectives) onto the front.

These first four chapters introduce you to the basics of the Italian language: Chapter 1 gets you going with pronuncia-tion, Chapter 2 helps you with basic Italian grammar.

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Basic Italian: A Grammar and Workbook comprises an accessible reference grammar and related exercises in a single volume. This workbook presents 23 individual grammar points in lively …

– Do you speak Italian? – I don’t speak Italian Non parlo italiano Mi dispiace – I’m sorry Mi piace... - I like... Andiamo! – Let’s go! Dov’è il bagno? – Where is the bathroom / toilet? Ciao – …