Study plan
Complementary materials: overviews, comparison cards and the classic cards.
Articles do not exist in Polish or in Slavic languages — one of the biggest hurdles. Here we learn them from scratch.
Gender, number and the structure of Italian nouns.
Making adjectives agree with the noun, and degrees of comparison.
Personal pronouns, objects, ci/ne, combined and relative pronouns.
Possessives, demonstratives, indefinites, question words and numbers.
The heart of Italian grammar: tenses, moods and aspect. Special focus on imperfetto vs passato prossimo and on the subjunctive (congiuntivo).
Adverbs, prepositions, conjunctions and if-clauses.
Reported speech, the passive, impersonal «si», the past perfect tenses and the past subjunctive.
Non-finite forms, sequence of tenses, text cohesion, dislocation, pronominal verbs and register.
Idioms, collocations, nominal style, pragmatics and irony, specialised languages and varieties of Italian.