Italian grammar exercises

29 modules and 319 questions, from your first verb to the subjunctive. Every answer is explained — the right one and each wrong one — so a mistake tells you why, not just that.

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A1 — Beginner

Where Italian starts: the two verbs that hold up every sentence, and the words that come before every noun.

4 modules · 50 questions

A2 — Elementary

The past tense you will use in almost every conversation, and the small words that join a sentence together.

8 modules · 54 questions

B1 — Intermediate

Where the language stops being literal: two different pasts to choose between, and pronouns that stand in for whole phrases.

5 modules · 65 questions

B2 — Upper Intermediate

Saying what would have happened, and what is done to whom — the forms that let you argue a point.

4 modules · 50 questions

C1 — Advanced

The marks of a fluent speaker: the subjunctive, reported speech, and the verbs that insist on their own preposition.

4 modules · 50 questions

C2 — Mastery

The edges of the language: counterfactuals, regret, concession, and word order bent for emphasis.

4 modules · 50 questions