04Comparatives and superlativesComparing (più/meno... di/che, come, quanto) and reaching the highest degree (il più..., -issimo), with the irregular forms.45 minto do
05Direct object pronounsOne word in place of the noun — and the participle ending that changes with lo/la/li/le.40 minto do
06Indirect object pronounsMi, ti, gli, le, ci, vi, gli/loro: one word for the recipient. Plus the list of verbs with «a» and the piacere trap.35 minto do
07The particles NE and CITwo little words that avoid repetition: NE (a quantity, «di» something) and CI (a place, «a» something).45 minto do
08The relative pronoun CHEA single word to join two clauses: che as subject and as object, always invariable.40 minto do
09Indefinitesqualche, alcuni, ogni, tutto, nessuno, qualcosa, qualcuno: indicating an imprecise quantity or identity.40 minto do
10Articulated prepositionsThe fusion of preposition + article (del/allo/nella/sui), the uses of a/in/da/di/su and the partitive.40 minto do
11The present indicativeLista dei verbi (regolari e irregolari) e tante esercitazioni.60 minto do
12Reflexive verbsThe pronoun that changes with the person, the reciprocals and the past with essere + agreement.40 minto do
14The imperfect (imperfetto)The sheet dedicated to the imperfect: how it is formed (−avo/−evo/−ivo + the four irregulars) and its uses — description, habit and ongoing past action.45 minto do
15The simple futureHow it is formed (regular and irregular) and how it is used: prediction, promise and the future of probability.45 minto do
16The present conditionalThe form of politeness: how it is conjugated and how it is used to ask, wish and give advice.45 minto do
17The imperative (tu, noi, voi)Giving orders, instructions and advice: affirmative and negative forms, irregulars and attached pronouns.40 minto do
