Learn Italian step-by-step and soon you'll be making leaps and bounds Your quickest route to learning Italian is through a solid grounding in grammar basics. Now don't be put off by the G-word. What you won't find in this book is a lot of repetitive drills. Instead, you get an original, step-by-step approach to learning Italian based on the way people naturally acquire language
.From the very beginning, you are introduced to the most essential structures--allowing you to communicate in Italian almost immediately. Gradually, through a series of interconnected steps, you logically progress to more common concepts that govern how Italian is spoken and written. And along the way you are introduced to hundreds of carefully selected verbs and vocabulary words presented on the basis of how often they are used in everyday Italian
.Guaranteed to get you quickly up and running with the knowledge and skills you need to communicate in Italian with confidence, Easy Italian Step-by-Step features
:A unique building-block approach to mastering essential grammar, verbs, and vocabulary Down-to-earth explanations of important rules and concepts Hundreds of frequently used verbs and key terms a beginner should know Exercises to test what you've learned and measure progress Engaging readings that help you hone your skills in everyday contexts
By:
Paola Nanni-Tate
Imprint: McGraw Hill
Country of Publication: United States
Dimensions:
Height: 231mm,
Width: 183mm,
Spine: 17mm
Weight: 538g
ISBN: 9780071453899
ISBN 10: 007145389X
Series: Easy Step-by-Step
Pages: 336
Publication Date: 01 December 2008
Audience:
General/trade
,
ELT Advanced
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
I ELEMENTS OF A SENTENCE; 1. NOUNS ARTICLES, AND DESCRIPTIVE ADJECTIVES; 2. SUBJECT PRONOUNS,STARE, AND ESSERE; 3.CE ANDCI SONO, INTERROGATIVE WORDS AND THE CALENDAR; 4. NUMBERS, TIME AND DATES; 5. REGULAR VERBS; 6. IRREGULAR VERBS; 7. ANDARE AND THE FUTURE; 8. ADJECTIVES AND ADVERBS; 9. NEGATIVES AND PREPOSITIONS; 10. OBJECTS, REFLECTIVE VERBS AND THE PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE; 11. THE DIRECT OBJECT; 12. REFLECTIVE VERBS; 13. THE PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE
Paola Nanni-Tate teaches Italian at Ohio State University and is the author of Italian Verb Drills and Practice Makes Perfect: Italian Verb Tenses.
