Italian Intermediates: L'imperativo Verb Tense, Weather Expressions, and Idioms

This course is the start of a series that I created for after Let's Start Speaking Italian 1-8. However, your student can take this even if they are a beginner in Italian as any information from the other classes that are necessary to understand this material will be looked at.

Week 1: Learn the formula for the verb tense called l'imperativo (imperative mood) for saying commands, advice, or invitations

Week 2-3 : Learn  8 irregular verbs for l'imperativo (andare, dare, fare, stare, dire, avere, essere, and venire)

Week 4-5: Learn how to combine a pronoun with the imperative mood (such as Call me! Wait for me! Don't call me!)

Week 6: Learn how to say some weather expressions and seasons in sentences.

Week 7: Learn some idiom expressions used in Italy (i.e. In English, people say "break a leg" to wish good luck before a show)

Each week, as long as time permits, we will also do mini-conversation skills.

*Each time, we will review the information from the last lesson.
*Students will be given a PDF, etc. (Homework is optional which includes reviewing what we learned.)

*Subject to change.