More Italian Grammar Practice

Publisher Marketing: More Italian Grammar Practice is a collection of 45 worksheets and is the companion volume to Italian Grammar Practice. It covers those grammar points not included in Italian Grammar Practice but can be used independently of it. The book assumes that you have already learned the particular grammar point you intend to practise and for this reason no explanations of the various grammar points are provided. It is therefore recommended that you have to hand the particular Italian grammar or course book that you have been using for reference purposes. Answer keys are provided for all the exercises and are situated at the back of the book. The following grammar points are covered: Numbers, Weather Expressions, Telling the Time, Temporal Expressions, Means of Transport, Shapes & Colours, Geographical Names, Nationalities & Languages, Avere Expressions, Frequency Expressions, Adverbs, Superlatives, Conditional Tense, Pluperfect Tense, Future Perfect Tense, Conditional Perfect Tense, Preterite Tense, Present Subjunctive Tense, Formal Imperative, Imperfect Subjunctive Tense, Perfect Subjunctive Tense, Pluperfect Subjunctive Tense, Passive Voice, Impersonal Verbs, Special Uses of Dovere, Potere, Sapere & Volere, Fare Expressions, Causative Use of Fare, Gerunds, Stare & Gerund, Ci & Ne, Pronoun Combinations, Disjunctive Pronouns, Relative Pronouns, Pronouns & Infinitive, Prepositions: Special Uses, Prefixes, Suffixes. A Kindle version is also available. If you are a teacher or lecturer then you may be interested to know that A4 photocopy master versions of More Italian Grammar Practice and Italian Grammar Practice are available on my website www.italiangrammar.com. Another photocopy master pack, Italian Homework Activities is also available for sale on this site but not in book form. If you are learning or teaching French then two further titles, French Grammar Practice and More French Grammar Practice can be purchased. For A4 photocopy master versions of these titles please visit my website www.frenchgrammar.co.uk. Contributor Bio:  Nannetti, Remo The author, Dr. Remo Nannetti, is the former Head of Modern Languages at Notre Dame High School, Glasgow (Scotland). Remo lives in the West End of Glasgow with his wife and family. He is a keen classical piano-player and opera fan (but can't sing a note!).