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ISBN10: 1260455122 | ISBN13: 9781260455120
ISBN10: 1260455122
ISBN13: 9781260455120
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Publisher's Note: Products purchased from Third Party sellers are not guaranteed by the publisher for quality, authenticity, or access to any online entitlements included with the product. The most comprehensive way to learn Italian – with five bestselling books in one! Drawn from five workbooks in the bestselling Practice Makes Perfect series, this powerhouse volume features all the knowledge and practice you need to master Italian. With Practice Makes Perfect: Complete Italian All-in-One, you will build your Italian vocabulary, straighten out your sentences, overcome your fear of verb tenses, master the intricacies of grammar, and much more. This value-packed workbook covers all the facets of Italian and offers thorough explanations that are reinforced by hundreds of model sentences. You will, or course, get plenty of practice, practice, practice with exercises that test all your new language skills. Whether you are learning on your own or taking a beginning Italian class, Practice Makes Perfect: Complete Italian All-in-One will help you master Italian in no time at all. Five Practice Makes Perfect Books in One: Complete Italian Grammar; Italian Verb Tenses; Italian Conversation; Italian Sentence Builder; Italian Problem Solver
Preface
PART I: CONVERSATION
Introduction to Part I
Pronunciation Guide
I-1 Making contact
Hellos and good-byes
Introductions
Assistance
I-2 Numbers, time, dates
Numbers
Time
Dates
I-3 Getting information
Information
Directions
On the phone and mobile devices
I-4 People
Describing and flirting
Character
Family relationships
I-5 Jobs and homes
Jobs
Job interviews
Homes
I-6 Daily life
At the supermarket
Shopping
Banking
I-7 Weather, seasons, and holidays
Weather
Seasons
Holidays
I-8 Traveling
Trains and buses
Accommodations
At the airport
PART II: BASIC GRAMMAR
Introduction to Part II
II-1 Nouns and titles
Common nouns
Gender patterns
Spelling adjustments in the plural
Mass nouns
Proper nouns and titles
Grammar in culture
II-2 More about nouns
More gender patterns
Nouns of Greek origin
Other types of nouns
Altered nouns
Compound nouns
Grammar in culture
II-3 Articles
The indefinite article
The definite article
Uses of the indefinite article
Uses of the definite article
Grammar in culture
II-4 Adjectives
Descriptive adjectives
Invariable adjectives
Position
Form-changing adjectives
Comparison of adjectives
Grammar in culture
II-5 Pronouns
Subject pronouns
Object pronouns
Stressed pronouns
Other pronouns
Grammar in culture
II-6 More pronouns
Object pronouns with compound tenses
Double pronouns
Attached pronouns
Grammar in culture
II-7 Demonstratives
The demonstrative of nearness
The demonstrative of farness
Demonstrative pronouns
Indicating words and expressions
Grammar in culture
II-8 Possessives
Possessive adjective forms
The third-person forms
Possessives with kinship nouns
Possessive pronouns
Grammar in culture
II-9 Partitives
Partitives with count nouns
Alternative forms
Partitives with mass nouns
Partitives in the negative
Adjectives indicating quantity
Grammar in culture
II-10 Present tenses
The present indicative of regular verbs
Irregular verbs in the present indicative
The present subjunctive of regular verbs
Irregular verbs in the present subjunctive
Special uses of the subjunctive
Grammar in culture
PART III: VERB TENSES
Introduction to Part III
III-1 More on the Present Tense (Presente Indicativo)
The progressive tense
Essere (to Be) and Avere (to Have)
Fare (to Do, to Make)
Sapere and Conoscere (to Know)
III
PART I: CONVERSATION
Introduction to Part I
Pronunciation Guide
I-1 Making contact
Hellos and good-byes
Introductions
Assistance
I-2 Numbers, time, dates
Numbers
Time
Dates
I-3 Getting information
Information
Directions
On the phone and mobile devices
I-4 People
Describing and flirting
Character
Family relationships
I-5 Jobs and homes
Jobs
Job interviews
Homes
I-6 Daily life
At the supermarket
Shopping
Banking
I-7 Weather, seasons, and holidays
Weather
Seasons
Holidays
I-8 Traveling
Trains and buses
Accommodations
At the airport
PART II: BASIC GRAMMAR
Introduction to Part II
II-1 Nouns and titles
Common nouns
Gender patterns
Spelling adjustments in the plural
Mass nouns
Proper nouns and titles
Grammar in culture
II-2 More about nouns
More gender patterns
Nouns of Greek origin
Other types of nouns
Altered nouns
Compound nouns
Grammar in culture
II-3 Articles
The indefinite article
The definite article
Uses of the indefinite article
Uses of the definite article
Grammar in culture
II-4 Adjectives
Descriptive adjectives
Invariable adjectives
Position
Form-changing adjectives
Comparison of adjectives
Grammar in culture
II-5 Pronouns
Subject pronouns
Object pronouns
Stressed pronouns
Other pronouns
Grammar in culture
II-6 More pronouns
Object pronouns with compound tenses
Double pronouns
Attached pronouns
Grammar in culture
II-7 Demonstratives
The demonstrative of nearness
The demonstrative of farness
Demonstrative pronouns
Indicating words and expressions
Grammar in culture
II-8 Possessives
Possessive adjective forms
The third-person forms
Possessives with kinship nouns
Possessive pronouns
Grammar in culture
II-9 Partitives
Partitives with count nouns
Alternative forms
Partitives with mass nouns
Partitives in the negative
Adjectives indicating quantity
Grammar in culture
II-10 Present tenses
The present indicative of regular verbs
Irregular verbs in the present indicative
The present subjunctive of regular verbs
Irregular verbs in the present subjunctive
Special uses of the subjunctive
Grammar in culture
PART III: VERB TENSES
Introduction to Part III
III-1 More on the Present Tense (Presente Indicativo)
The progressive tense
Essere (to Be) and Avere (to Have)
Fare (to Do, to Make)
Sapere and Conoscere (to Know)
III
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