Advanced Italian Step-by-Step

Author:Paola Nanni-Tate
Language: eng
Format: mobi
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
Published: 2016-03-03T00:00:00+00:00

Domande e Risposte

After carefully reading the story, answer the questions in full sentences in Italian.

1. Che cosa c’era al club ogni domenica?

2. Che cosa facevano i giovani al club?

3. Perchè hanno smesso di andarci?

4. Di che cosa parlano le amiche quando si incontrano dopo tanti anni?

5. Ti piace ballare? Tu vai a ballare?

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Direct Object Pronouns

Transitive Verbs and the Direct Object Pronouns

A direct object receives the action of the verb directly, and it can be a person or a thing. Verbs that take the direct object are called transitive verbs. The object pronouns are used to avoid repetition, but one has to know what the object is before using them, or it is impossible to know what one is saying:

I write the book.

I see the girl.

Direct object pronouns in Italian precede the verb except for the present participle, the infinitive, and some imperative forms when the direct object is attached to the verb. Object pronouns in Italian are never stressed.

Here are the Italian direct object pronouns:

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