Italian Essentials: Congiuntivo Trapassato (Pluperfect)
Similar to the past perfect subjunctive, the congiuntivo trapassato, or pluperfect, is formed by applying the subjunctive to the passato prossimo.
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Italian Essentials: Congiuntivo Passato (Past Perfect Subjunctive)
The congiuntivo passato, or past perfect subjunctive, is really just the subjunctive form of the passato prossimo.
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Italian Essentials: Congiuntivo Imperfetto (Imperfective Subjunctive)
The congiuntivo imperfetto, or imperfect subjunctive, describes an uncertain verb action that was ongoing in the past.
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Italian Essentials: Congiuntivo Presente (Present Subjunctive)
The congiuntivo presente, or present subjunctive, describes an uncertain verb action in the present tense.
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What Exactly Is The Subjunctive Mood?
Today, I'd like to start by talking about what the subjunctive mood is, and where and how it is used.
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3 Interesting Facts About The Italian Language
Today, we'll look at some interesting facts about Italian, and we'll get back to the details of speaking it later.
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How To Use The Italian Prefix -s For Inversion Or Negation
One of the most widely used of all Italian prefixes is nothing more than the letter s-.
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Italian For Beginners: How To Use Prefixes
Prefixes are one of my favorite aspects of Italian, because understanding them makes the language easy and interesting.
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How To Talk About April Fool's Day In Italian
Today is April first, and in the many parts of the world, that means it's All Fool's Day. Here's how an Italian might talk about it.
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Italian Essentials: How To Ask Questions (Question Words)
In today's post, I'll teach you Italian question words and how to ask questions.