Level: (C1) Advanced

What is the Italian compound gerund? The Italian present gerund is the equivalent of the English -ing, as in eating.

What is the passive voice? Let’s look at an example of the Passive voice in Italian: A: Il cane ha

What does in modo da means Italian? Before we start, read the following sentences: He sat at the front so

The Italian present gerund The gerund is a verbal mood. You’ll spot it very easily because it ends in -ando

What is the Italian infinitive? To understand what an infinitive is, you need to know what a verb is. A

What is the passive voice? We use the passive voice when we want to emphasize the person or thing receiving

What is the passive voice? In this post, we’re going to focus on how to form the passive voice with

When to use affinché, in modo che, or così che? Affinché, in modo che, and così che are not very

What does può darsi che mean in Italian? In this post, we’re going to focus on one of those expressions

What does rendere mean? If you go through all the definitions of the word rendere and then check the meanings

What is the present participle? You might be familiar with this term or you might have never heard of it

The Italian subjunctive We use the Italian verb form congiuntivo, the subjunctive, to talk about hopes, hypotheses, desires, fears, possibilities,

The Italian subjunctive If you’re here, it means you probably already heard about congiuntivo (the subjunctive). If you haven’t, here’s

What are if clauses? If clauses are those sentences that mention a condition introduced by the word if. This clause

What are if clauses? If you don’t know what if clauses are, here are some examples in English for you

What does come se mean in Italian? Today we’re going to focus on one of those expressions that trigger the

What does il fatto che mean in Italian? Have a look at the sentence below: Il fatto che lui menta

What does senza che mean in Italian? To understand today’s lesson, have a look at the sentence: She walked past

What is the past participle? The Italian past participle is the equivalent of played, cleaned, done, gone, seen, etc. Below

What is the present infinitive? A verb is a word that refers to an action, and the infinitive is its

What is passive voice? Take a look at the following two sentences and think about what they mean and how

What is avere intenzione di in Italian? In this post, we’re going to focus on how to say to intend

What is a mano a mano in Italian? To get in the mood for today’s post, listen to this song:

How to say can’t help doing in Italian? Can’t help doing is a way of saying that we don’t want

What is da in Italian? Da is a widely used Italian preposition. In this grammar note, we’re going to focus

What is the Italian conditional? In Italian, we have a verbal mood that’s called condizionale. Its English equivalent is the

How to say unless in Italian? Before we go into detail, have a look at this sentence: I won’t call

How to use as long as? There are different ways of saying as long as in Italian, but in this

What is quale in Italian? Quale is the equivalent of which in Italian. And like in English it has two uses.

What’s the difference between che and cui in Italian? Before we talk about the tiny word cui, let’s talk about

What are parole alterate in Italian? One of the great things about Italian is that you can express yourself in

How to say which means in Italian? In today’s grammar note, we’re going to focus on how to say which

What is provided that in Italian? In today’s post, we’re going to talk about a rather formal expression that we

Grammar lesson on the Italian passato remoto. How to use it? Learn with simple rules, conjugations, examples, sentences, and exercises.