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    More Italian Grammar Practice

    By Remo Nannetti

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    About this ebook

    More Italian Grammar Practice is a collection of 45 worksheets and is the companion volume to Italian Grammar Practice (also available for most e-readers). It covers those grammar points not included in Italian Grammar Practice but can be used independently of it.

    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 you have been using for reference purposes.
    Answer keys are provided for all the exercises; you can navigate to these (and back to the exercises) by clicking the exercise or answer key title.

    If you are a teacher or lecturer then you may be interested to know that A4 photocopy master versions of More Italian Grammar Practice (entitled Ancora grammatica) and Italian Grammar Practice (entitled Agenda grammatica) are available on my website www.italiangrammar.com. Another photocopy master pack, Italian Homework Activities is also available for sale on this site but not for e-readers.
    If you are learning or teaching French then two further titles, French Grammar Practice and More French Grammar Practice can be purchased for most e-readers. For A4 photocopy master versions of these titles please visit my website www.frenchgrammar.co.uk.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRemo Nannetti
    Release dateMay 26, 2013
    ISBN9781301150922
    More Italian Grammar Practice
    Author

    Remo Nannetti

    Dr. Remo L. Nannetti (M.A. (Hons.), Ph.D., A.L.C.M) is the recently retired Principal Teacher of Modern Languages at Notre Dame High School, Glasgow (Scotland). Remo has over thirty years' experience of teaching French and Italian and has been involved in the training of Italian teachers at the University of Glasgow and the production of curricular/training materials for Learning 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!).

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      More Italian Grammar Practice - Remo Nannetti

      MORE ITALIAN GRAMMAR PRACTICE

      by

      Remo Nannetti

      Published by Remo Nannetti at Smashwords

      Copyright 2013 Remo Nannetti

      HOW TO USE THIS BOOK

      More Italian Grammar Practice is a collection of 45 worksheets and is the companion volume to Italian Grammar Practice (also available for most e-readers). It covers those grammar points not included in Italian Grammar Practice but can be used independently of it.

      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 you have been using for reference purposes.

      Answer keys are provided for all the exercises; you can navigate to these (and back to the exercises) by clicking the exercise or answer key title.

      If you are a teacher or lecturer then you may be interested to know that A4 photocopy master versions of More Italian Grammar Practice (entitled Ancora grammatica) and Italian Grammar Practice (entitled Agenda grammatica) are available on my website http://www.italiangrammar.com. Another photocopy master pack, Italian Homework Activities is also available for sale on this site but not for e-readers.

      If you are learning or teaching French then two further titles, French Grammar Practice and More French Grammar Practice can be purchased for most e-readers. For A4 photocopy master versions of these titles please visit my website http://www.frenchgrammar.co.uk.

      CONTENTS

      Unit 1: Numbers A

      Unit 2: Numbers B

      Unit 3: Weather Expressions

      Unit 4: Telling the Time

      Unit 5: Temporal Expressions

      Unit 6: Means of Transport

      Unit 7: Shapes and Colours

      Unit 8: Geographical Names, Nationalities & Languages

      Unit 9: Avere Expressions

      Unit 10: Frequency Expressions

      Unit 11: Adverbs

      Unit 12: Superlatives

      Unit 13: Conditional Tense

      Unit 14: Pluperfect Tense

      Unit 15: Future Perfect Tense

      Unit 16: Conditional Perfect Tense

      Unit 17: Preterite Tense: Regular Verbs

      Unit 18: Preterite Tense: Irregular Verbs A

      Unit 19: Preterite Tense: Irregular Verbs B

      Unit 20: Preterite Tense: Regular & Irregular Verbs

      Unit 21: Present Subjunctive Tense A

      Unit 22: Present Subjunctive Tense B

      Unit 23: Present Subjunctive Tense C

      Unit 24: Imperative (Formal)

      Unit 25: Imperfect Subjunctive Tense A

      Unit 26: Imperfect Subjunctive Tense B

      Unit 27: Perfect Subjunctive Tense

      Unit 28: Pluperfect Subjunctive Tense

      Unit 29: Passive Voice

      Unit 30: Impersonal Verbs

      Unit 31: Dovere, Potere, Sapere, Volere: Special Uses

      Unit 32: Fare Expressions

      Unit 33: Causative Use of Fare

      Unit 34: Gerunds

      Unit 35: Stare & Gerund

      Unit 36: Ci & Ne

      Unit 37: Pronoun Combinations A

      Unit 38: Pronoun Combinations B

      Unit 39: Disjunctive Pronouns

      Unit 40: Relative Pronouns

      Unit 41: Pronouns & Infinitive

      Unit 42: Prepositions: Special Uses A

      Unit 43: Prepositions: Special Uses B

      Unit 44: Prefixes

      Unit 45: Suffixes

      UNIT 1: NUMBERS A

      A. Write these numbers as words.

      1. 4

      2. 17

      3. 21

      4. 33

      5. 48

      6. 57

      7. 62

      8. 75

      9. 89

      10. 96

      11. 101

      12. 223

      13. 481

      14. 552

      15. 876

      16. 1000

      17. 3000

      18. 20342

      B. Do these sums and write the answers as words.

      Example: Tre più nove fa dodici.

      1. Cinque più otto fa _____________ .

      2. Quindici meno quattro fa ________ .

      3. Nove moltiplicato per due fa _____ .

      4. Venti diviso per dieci fa _________ .

      5. Undici più sei fa ______________ .

      6. Diciannove meno dodici fa ___________ .

      7. Tredici moltiplicato per tre fa ________ .

      8. Quarantotto diviso per due fa ________ .

      9. Trentanove più cinquantuno fa _______ .

      10. Sessantotto meno quaranta fa _______ .

      C. Read these sentences, then write the years mentioned in numerals.

      Example: Cristoforo Colombo scoprì l’America nel millequattrocentonovantadue. = 1492

      1. Dante Alighieri morì nel milletrecentoventuno.

      2. Marco Polo giunse in Cina nel milleduecentosettantacinque.

      3. Michelangelo scolpì il David nel millecinquecentoquattro.

      4. Vivaldi nacque nel milleseicentosettantotto.

      5. L’Italia diventò repubblica nel millenovecentoquarantasei.

      UNIT 2: NUMBERS B

      A. Fill in the blanks by choosing the correct numbers from this list:

      trentuno / cento / venticinque / ottomilaottocentoquarantotto / trecentosessantasei / trecentoottantaquattromila / mille / undici

      1. La festa di Natale si celebra il ____________ dicembre.

      2. Ci sono ____________ giocatori in una squadra di calcio.

      3. Il mese di marzo conta ____________ giorni.

      4. L’Everest, con ____________ metri di altezza, è la più alta montagna del globo.

      5. Per ringraziare una persona si può dire grazie ___________.

      6. Ci sono ____________ giorni in un anno bisestile.

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