Gli appunti capitolo 3 Da Capo

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Gli appunti capitolo 3 Da Capo L’articolo determinativo Preposizioni articolate Bello / Quello

Use of the definite article Used with continents, countries, rivers, states, provinces, large islands, mountains, lakes Lo stato di New York è grande. Used with days of the week to indicate a regular basis Mangio la pasta ogni venerdì.

Use of the definite article With proper names proceeded by a title. La Professoressa Perla lavora molto. Before names of languages unless they are proceeded by di or in. (all languages are masculine) Studiamo l’italiano. È scritto in italiano.

Use of the definite article Nouns as generalities or to designate an entire category. L’amore è qualche volta difficile. Le ragazze sono brave.

Use of the definite article Instead of the possessive pronoun you only use the definite article for body parts, clothing, and other personal items belonging to the subject. Lo zaino è di Piero. Lo zaino è grande.

Use of the definite article After the verb avere with nouns that describe a person physically. Lei ha i capelli biondi. La frutta costa 3 euro al kilo.

Use of the definite article

Prepositions Con only combines with the article in two instances con + il = col con + i = coi Io prendo il caffè con lo zucchero. Io prendo il caffè col latte. (con il latte)

Prepositions In used with places and rooms means in or to in campagna in salotto in montagna in biblioteca in città in giardino in paese in chiesa in cucina a teatro

Prepositions Alla radio Alla televisione Al telefono Sul giornale

Prepositions Vicino a invece di lontano da a destra di Davanti a a sinistra di Dietro a Prima di Oltre a Fino a