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In order to improve your Italian reading skills, you must improve your comprehension skills first, which means that you have to know how to find in a written text the information that will help you to answer...

Possessive pronouns in Italian are used to express possession of a specific thing (or person) and they are the equivalent of what in English would be “mine,” “yours,” “his,” “hers,” etc. You must remember th...

I completed my A-level equivalent qualifications in Italy completely in Italian, despite my first language being English. I am therefore able to easily answer any questions regarding the Italian culture, the...

The four italian interrogative pronouns are: Chi (who), it's invariable and refers only to people,singular or plural. Che cosa (what) still invariable and refers just to things or concepts. Quale (which), in...

The subjunctive is used to express a variety of attitudes such as uncertainty, possibility, emotions and desires. In Italian there are four subjunctive tenses, but in English subjunctive forms are rare and u...