Grammar Lessons

Reflexive Pronouns in Italian: Your Grammar Aperitivo with Studentessa Matta

Invitation to dine on Direct and Indirect Object Pronouns. What’s for dinner tonight!

Italian Words that Go in Circles: Cerchio, Cerchia, Circo, Circa, Circuito, Circolo

“Da Mario”: How One Preposition Turns a Restaurant into a Home

Taking a Closer Look at Four Tricky Italian Words: Attendere, Assistere, Pretendere, Prescindere

Tirare: The Italian Verb That Pulls in Two Directions!

Yodeling about Italian Modal Verbs and a Conjugation Grammar Hack

Ci: A Small Word That Changes Colors Like a Chameleon!

Tiramisu – pick up your cake dolce and eat it too!

Body Talk: Expressing Sneezes, Hiccups, Yawns, and other noises our bodies make in Italian!

We Should Have Done This!” — How to Express Regret & Obligation in Italian

Mastering Italian: How ‘Goccia’ and ‘Gocce’ Inspire Big Gains Through Small drops

Understanding Ovunque and Dovunque in Italian

Direct Object Pronouns: The Secret Ingredient for Spicing Up Your Italian!

Is it a masculine or feminine Italian noun? How to tell the difference & why it matters.

Birds and Bees: The Charm of Nature in Italian — Fun Facts & Vocabulary

It’s like looking in a mirror! The reflective world of reflexive and reciprocal verbs!

Makumba: The Summer Anthem That Keeps Us Moving in 2024

Era vs. È Stato: Mastering the Nuances of Italian Past Tenses

“PRONTO A” e “PRONTO PER” nuove avventure!

Is It Worth It?: Understanding ‘Vale la Pena’ and ‘Non Vale la Pena’ in Italian

“Ascoltate, Studenti! The Italian Imperative Tense Made Fun

Egg-squisite Italian Easter Traditions!

G-Mazing Italian: Master the Perfect Pronunciation of ‘G’!

Fall in love with the Italian Conditional tense unconditionally!

Schianto: Italian Word That Packs a Punch!

What happens when a fly jumps on your nose! Italian Idioms Improve Fluency

Unequal Italian Comparisons: Più Di or Più Che?

Unlocking the Power of “Ne”: Your Secret Weapon in Italian Conversations!

How to use ‘Tanto Quanto’ and ‘Così Come’ for Italian Comparisons of Equality

“Visitare” or “Andare a Trovare”? Visiting doc or visiting friends — which is correct?

Conjunction Junction What’s Your Function: Connecting with Però, Ma, Eppure