Italian Grammar Practice - Paperback

by Remo Nannetti (Author)

Italian Grammar Practice is a collection of 45 worksheets which cover the basic areas of Italian grammar. The book assumes that you have already learned the particular grammar point you intend to practise and for this reason no explanations of the various grammar points are provided. It is therefore recommended that you have to hand the particular Italian grammar or course book that you have been using for reference purposes.

Answer keys are provided for all the exercises and are situated at the back of the book.

The following grammar points are covered:

• Present Tense Regular & Irregular Verbs;
• Perfect Tense Regular & Irregular Verbs;
• Reflexive Verbs Present & Perfect Tenses;
• Future Tense Regular & Irregular Verbs;
• Imperfect Tense Regular & Irregular Verbs;
• Perfect Tense / Imperfect Tense Usage;
• Regular & Irregular Adjectives;
• Comparatives;
• Possessive Adjectives;
• Demonstrative Adjectives & Pronouns;
• Negative Expressions;
• Subject Pronouns;
• Disjunctive Pronouns;
• Direct and Indirect Object Pronouns;
• Prepositions;
• Prepositional Locutions;
• Familiar Imperatives;
• Interrogative Expressions;
• Verb & Infinitive Links;
• Partitive;
• Quantities;
• Plurals;
• Positional Phrases;
• Piacere

More Italian Grammar Practice is the follow-up volume to Italian Grammar Practice, covering those grammar points not dealt with in Italian Grammar Practice. There are also two other publications, Italian Vocabulary Practice and Italian Language Puzzles. All four titles can be purchased on Amazon in traditional and e-book formats; for A4 and Letter-sized photocopy master versions visit my website www.italiangrammar.com.

The above four Italian titles are also available in French from the same sources. See my website http: //www.frenchgrammar.co.uk for further details.

Author Biography

The author, Dr. Remo Nannetti, is the former Head of Modern Languages at Notre Dame High School, Glasgow (Scotland). Remo lives in the West End of Glasgow with his wife and family. He is a keen classical piano-player and opera fan (but can't sing a note!).