Regole e Coniugazioni

Question 1

What are the masculine indefinite articles?
un—>

Answer 1

uno

Question 2

What are the feminine indefinite articles?
un’/una—>

Answer 2

una

Question 3

What are the masculine definite articles?
il/l’/lo (s or z)—>

Answer 3

i/gli (vowel/s or z)

Question 4

What are the feminine definite articles?
la/l’—>

Answer 4

le

Question 5

If the person/thing you like is singular use

Answer 5

mi piace

Question 6

If the person/thing you like is plural use

Answer 6

mi piacciono

Question 7

What colors never change their adjective ending?

Answer 7

beige/blu/rossa/viola

Question 8

What four adjectives come before the noun and omit the definite article?

Answer 8

Molto (Very)
poco (A little)
questo (This)
quello (That)

Question 9

Conjugation of QUESTO (This)
questo—>
questa—>

Answer 9

questi
queste
quest’—>is only used before singular vowels
(these)

Question 10

QUELLO (That) conjugation Masculine

quel (consonant) —>
quell” (vowel) —>
quello (z or s+ consonant) —>

Answer 10

quei
quegli
quegli
(Those)

Question 11

QUELLO (That) conjugation feminine

Answer 11

quella (consonant) —>quelle
quell’ (vowel) —> quelle
(those)

Question 12

What two adjectives come before the noun and have the definite article?

Answer 12

altro and stesso

Question 13

to say that someone/something is very…place the adverb before

Answer 13

the adjective

Question 14

What are the subject pronouns that take the place of a noun in a sentence?

Answer 14

Io
Tu
Lui
lei
Lei
Noi
Voi
Loro

Question 15

Adjectives come after the

Answer 15

noun

Question 16

masculine possessive adjectives

Answer 16

il mio (my)—>i miei (mine)
il tuo (your)—>i tuoi (yours)
il suo (his)—>i suoi (his)
il nostro (our)—>i nostri (ours)
il vostro (your)—>i vostri (yours)
il loro (their)—>i loro (theirs)

Question 17

feminine possessive adjectives

Answer 17

la mia (my)—>le mie (mine)
la tua (your)—>le tue (yours)
la sua (her)—>le sue (hers)
la nostra (our)—>le nostre (ours)
la vostra (your)—>le vostre (yours)
la loro (their)—>le loro (theirs)

Question 18

Do family nouns keep the article?

Answer 18

No except loro

Question 19

What do family words do when plural?

Answer 19

They keep the articles in the plural form

Question 20

Adjectives come with nouns and they

Answer 20

agree with them

Question 21

adverbs specify or modify the meaning of other grammar elements and they usually go with

Answer 21

verbs, adjectives, and other adverbs and they are invariable.

Question 22

Italian adjectives can also transform into adverbs by dropping or changing the last letter in the adjective and replacing it with

Answer 22

mente

Question 23

Direct object pronouns that precede a verb

Answer 23

mi (me)
ti (you)
Lo/la (him/her/it)
Ci (us)
Vi (you all)
Li/Le (Them)

Question 24

Possessive pronouns in Italian indicate

Answer 24

ownership

Question 25

Are Verb conjugation

Answer 25

o, i, a, iamo, ate, ano

Question 26

Ere Verb conjugation

Answer 26

o, i, e, iamo, ete, ono

Question 27

Ire Verb conjugation

Answer 27

o, i, e, iamo, ite, ono

Question 28

What is the other endings for ire?

Answer 28

isco / isci / isce / iamo / ite / iscono

Question 29

What ire verbs follow the other ending pattern?

Answer 29

Finire (to finish)
Preferire (to prefer)
Pulire (to clean)
Capire (to understand)

Question 30

C’è is followed by a

Answer 30

singular noun

Question 31

ci sono is followed by a

Answer 31

plural noun

Question 32

When quanto (adjectives) is singular and plural what does it mean?

Answer 32

how much
how many

Question 33

Quanto conjugation

Answer 33

quanto—>quanti
quanta—>quante

Question 34

When quanto comes before a verb it is

Answer 34

invariable

Question 35

Use quale when the answer requires a

Answer 35

choice

Question 36

Quale conjugation
Quale—>

Answer 36

Quali (m/f)

Question 37

When using the irregular migliore/peggiore, when placed before a noun the final ___ may be dropped

Answer 37

the final e