Test 2 Grammar Flashcards

1
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stare definition

A

to stay

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2
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capire definition

A

to understand

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3
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piacere conjugation

A
mi piace
ti piace
gli / le piace
ci piace
vi piace
gli piace
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4
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When to use gli versus le piace?

A

use gli piace for “a man likes” or “a group likes”

use le piace for “a girl likes”

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5
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When to use piace versus piacciono

A

Use piacciono when talking about a plural noun

Use piace when talking about a singular noun or a verb

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6
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How do you say you don’t like something?

A

Non mi piace / piacciono

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7
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When do you use conoscere?

A

before people, places and objects

very direct

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8
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When do you use sapere?

A

for more intellectual knowledge of something

also for knowledge of a FACT (like what time a class starts)

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9
Q

What verb do you use before “dov’è”?

A

sapere because you are asking for directions

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10
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If I know the name of a girl, should I use conoscere or sapere?

A

Sapere since you know a fact about the girl

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11
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Should you use sapere or conoscere before a verb?

A

sapere because you know how to do something

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12
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Should you use sapere or conoscere before a subject?

A

sapere because you know how to do something

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13
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How should you conjugate a verb to match signori, ?

A

third person plural since formal

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14
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How should you conjugate a verb to match raggazi, ?

A

“You all” form since speaking to an informal group

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15
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How do you say “their object”?

A

loro “object”

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16
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How do you say his/her object?

A

sua/suo depending on the OBJECT’s gender

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17
Q

Where do you place sempre in a sentence?

A

after the verb

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18
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sempre definition

A

always

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19
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mai definition

A

never

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20
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spesso definition

A

often

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21
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qualche volta definition

A

sometimes

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22
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Di solito definition

A

usually

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23
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Quasi sempre definition

A

almost always

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24
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Where do you place spesso in a sentnce?

A

after the verb

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25
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Where do you place mai in a sentence?

A

non verb mai

26
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Where do you place qualche volta in a sentence?

A

before the verb

27
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How do you say everyday?

A

ogni giorno and place this after the verb

28
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Where do you place quasi sempre?

A

after the verb

29
Q

Where do you place di solito?

A

after the verb

30
Q

What preposition do you use before countries / states?

A

in

31
Q

What preposition do you use before cities?

A

a

32
Q

When do you use per?

A

after the verb partire

33
Q

When do you need to use a definite article after prepositions (in/a)?

A

use a definite article after per before countries

34
Q

When do you use negli / nelle in general?

A

use negli/nelle to replace in before a plural country

35
Q

When do you use negli?

A

before a plural, masculine country like the stati uniti

replaces “in”

36
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When do you use nelle?

A

before a plural, feminine country, often islands

replaces “in”

37
Q

Feminine form of -aio

A

-aia

38
Q

Feminine form of -iere

A

-iera

39
Q

Feminine form of -tore

A

-trice

40
Q

-ista

A

can be masculine or feminine

ex: la farmacista and il farmacista

41
Q

tornare

A

to return

use “in” after

42
Q

qui definition

A

here

43
Q

prendere definition

A

to take

44
Q

a lungo definition

A

means for long, often used after dormire

45
Q

suonare definition

A

to play music or an instrument

46
Q

provare definition

A

to try

47
Q

to want

A

avere voglia

48
Q

to need

A

avere bisogno

49
Q

to talk a walk

A

fare una passeggiata

50
Q

to play sports

A

fare sport or giocare a “sport name”

51
Q

po versus poi

A

poi means “and on”

po means a little

52
Q

tornare definition

A

to return

53
Q

What is stare often used for?

A

to express how one is feeling

ex: come stai?

54
Q

Which words remain the same in plural form?

A

words that end with an accented vowel

words that end in a consonant

55
Q

How do you gender nouns that end in a consonant?

A

masculine

56
Q

Rules when writing numbers

A

numbers drop the last vowel before adding -uno or -otto

when tre is the last digit of a large number add an accent mark over the e

57
Q

What are the larger numbers?

A

cento 100
mille 1.000
milione 1.000.000
miliardi 1.000.000.000

58
Q

How do you write dates in italian?

A

day of the week
date (number)
month
year

59
Q

What do you change when writing one thousand versus two thousand, three thousand, etc.?

A

When writing one thousand, just write mille

When writing two thousand, write due mila

Need to change mille to mila when more than 1

60
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Difference between using fare and essere for professions?

A

When using fare use a definite article before profession

When using essere use an indefinite article before profession

61
Q

adesso definition

A

now

62
Q

Do you use sapere or conoscere before a language?

A

Conoscere because it is a direct object like “lo spagnolo”