Grammar point about a preposition that translates several different ones in languages other than Italian. – Credits: “Vengo da te” by Leonardo Pari, Sergio Vallarino, Stefano Cecchi, 2015.
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Grammar point about a preposition that translates several different ones in languages other than Italian. – Credits: “Vengo da te” by Leonardo Pari, Sergio Vallarino, Stefano Cecchi, 2015.
Grammar point about alternatives to subjunctive tenses. – Credits: “Abbi dubbi” by Edoardo Bennato, 1989.
Grammar point about words that join other words in a sentence; that is, they provide a junction between words. – Credits: “Ma perché?” by Carlo Marrale, Piero Cassano and Aldo
Grammar point about the natural numbers. Credits: “Da uno a dieci” (unknown)
Grammar point about the use of good, as an adverb and as an adjective. Credits : “Bene” by Gemitaiz, 2015 – “Va bene, va bene così” by Vasco Rossi, Roberto
Grammar point about having the skill, knowledge, means, or opportunity to do something. Credits : “Il Barbiere di Siviglia” by Gioacchino Rossini, 1816
Grammar point about saying of something or someone that you find them pleasant or attractive, or just that it’s nice to meet them. Credits : “Tuca tuca” by Gianni Boncompagni
Grammar point about ways of comparing things and people.

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