Common Adjectives (bello, brutto, grande, piccolo) Flashcards

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What is the irregular masculine singular form of ‘bello’ before a noun starting with s + consonant?

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‘Bel’ (e.g., ‘bel sole’ – beautiful sun)

Used before masculine singular nouns that start with ‘s’ followed by a consonant.

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What is the irregular masculine plural form of ‘bello’ before a noun starting with z?

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‘Begli’ (e.g., ‘begli zii’ – beautiful uncles)

Used before masculine plural nouns that start with ‘z’.

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What is the comparative form of ‘grande’?

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‘Più grande’ (bigger)

This form is used to compare sizes.

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What is the superlative form of ‘piccolo’?

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‘Piccolissimo’ (very small / the smallest)

Indicates an extreme degree of smallness.

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What is the opposite of ‘brutto’ in its feminine singular form?

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‘Bella’

The feminine counterpart of ‘ugly’.

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What is the comparative form of ‘bello’?

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‘Più bello’ (more beautiful)

Used to compare beauty.

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What is the superlative form of ‘brutto’?

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‘Bruttissimo’ (very ugly / the ugliest)

Indicates an extreme degree of ugliness.

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What is the irregular feminine singular form of ‘bello’ before a noun starting with a vowel?

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‘Bell’’ (e.g., ‘bell’amica’ – beautiful friend)

Used before feminine singular nouns that start with a vowel.

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Translate the sentence: ‘This is the most beautiful painting I’ve ever seen.’ using ‘bello’.

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‘Questo è il dipinto più bello che io abbia mai visto.’

Demonstrates the superlative form in context.

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Translate the sentence: ‘The weather today is worse than yesterday.’ using ‘brutto’.

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‘Il tempo oggi è più brutto di ieri.’

Shows the comparative form in context.

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Translate the sentence: ‘This is the biggest house in the neighborhood.’ using ‘grande’.

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‘Questa è la casa più grande del quartiere.’

Illustrates the superlative form in context.

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Translate the sentence: ‘The smallest details are often the most important.’ using ‘piccolo’.

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‘I dettagli più piccoli sono spesso i più importanti.’

Highlights the superlative form in context.

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What is the irregular masculine plural form of ‘bello’ before a noun starting with s + consonant?

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‘Bei’ (e.g., ‘bei fiori’ – beautiful flowers)

Used before masculine plural nouns that start with ‘s’ followed by a consonant.

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What is the comparative form of ‘brutto’?

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‘Più brutto’ (uglier)

Used to compare ugliness.

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What is the superlative form of ‘grande’?

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‘Grandissimo’ (very big / the biggest)

Indicates an extreme degree of bigness.

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