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Michael R
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Apr 3, 2026
Excellent work - see you next time! :) Michael
Michael R
English
Apr 3, 2026
Excellent work - see you next time! :) Michael
Michael R
English
Mar 25, 2026
Wonderful class - please check out the notes, and I hope to see you again in the future :) Michael
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    Ciao Jamin! Entrambe le opzioni sono corrette, ma con una piccola sfumatura di registro: 2 - "Gli chiesi se volesse uscire" (congiuntivo imperfetto): è la forma grammaticalmente più formale, elegante e precisa nello scritto. 1 - "Gli chiesi se voleva uscire" (imperfetto indicativo): è assolutamente usata e naturale nel parlato di tutti i giorni e nell'italiano colloquiale. Se stai facendo un test formale o un esame di lingua, l'opzione migliore e più elegante è la 2: "Gli chiesi se volesse uscire". Spero ti sia utile! Se hai altri dubbi sul congiuntivo o sul discorso indiretto, dai un'occhiata al mio profilo. Buono studio! 🙂
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    Jul 24, 2026 5:05 PM
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    Buonasera Jodi! If you are looking for modern, self-study friendly exercise books to bridge A1 and A2, here are some of the best current options: 1. "Grammatica pratica della lingua italiana" by Susanna Nocchi (Alma Edizioni) One of the clearest and most popular practice books. It covers grammar rules simply and includes plenty of practical exercises with answer keys. 2. "Nuovo Espresso 1 & 2" (Alma Edizioni) Unlike older textbooks, this series is modern and includes access to online audio/video tracks directly on their web platform, so you don't need a CD player! 3. "Dieci A1 / A2" (Alma Edizioni) A very modern, visual coursebook designed for quick progress, with integrated digital tools for audio and video. Tip: Graded readers like "Short Stories in Italian for Beginners" by Olly Richards are also fantastic to build vocabulary naturally alongside grammar books. Hope this helps you transition smoothly to A2! If you ever want to practice conversation or go through exercises together, feel free to check out my profile. Buono studio! 🙂
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    Jul 24, 2026 5:04 PM
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