Advanced Italian course C1-C2: online lessons
The C1-C2 online advanced Italian course is the best choice for students who plan to develop a high level of linguistic knowledge expendable in the work environment. LIT School provides courses designed to meet these needs by developing specific programs.
The advanced online Italian course is designed for those with a B2 level language background, which is an intermediate reference level according to the Common European Framework (CEFR). The course is designed to achieve, at first, the advanced C1 level and then the language level much closer to the native speaker, C2. Attending the LIT School course also allows the best preparation for certification exams with the main Italian language institutes in the country.
Are you looking for an Italian course for yourself, for your company, or do you need a personalised plan to learn the language? If you’re not sure what type of course best meets your needs, you can contact us at the email addresses given in the Contacts section.
Programme and topics of C1-C2 courses: advanced level for foreigners
The communicative functions developed in courses for achieving C1-C2 level focus on fluent and natural interaction in social, personal and convivial contexts as well as in formal settings. This language level focuses on the mastery of Italian in all major areas of common usage and communication in business settings:
- Level C1: The Level C1 course focuses on the study of formal language in the office, during business meetings or in group conversation contexts. Although the course syllabus cannot be uniquely defined for everyone, the topics covered can be summarized as in the C1 level course syllabus. LIT School customizes its course by offering a syllabus tailored to one's needs, so this example is to be taken as an example only.
- Level C2: Since this is the native speaker level, the main point of this level is natural interaction in any kind of context: from being able to deal with current affairs, to talking about literature, movies, music, art, and more. Thus, there is no limit to learning in order to reach the native speaker level. Again, the course is implemented by LIT School according to the needs of the student and according to the teachers' methodologies. here you will find an example of a syllabus for the C2 course, again, as an example.
Given the high level achieved by the student, grammar is dealt exclusively according to the authentic materials used to practice and address contexts of use. This means that there are no frontal lectures in which grammar rules are presented, but they are reviewed bit by bit during the course of classes. Activities for C1-C2 courses consist of reading and listening to authentic texts or videos, i.e., real materials, not created for the sole function of practicing one's Italian language skills. This approach makes the communicative ability of the student real, practicing the authentic use of the language as in everyday life.
Advanced Italian lessons: how they work
The way the lessons are conducted varies depending on the study context: companies, managers or professionals with specific study needs have the option of conducting the course face-to-face with our teachers by receiving them in the office or at another address. In this way, language learning will be much easier and tailored to the needs of individuals.
Alternatively, classes can be conducted entirely online from home or any other location. All you need is a computer and a connection to enter the virtual class.
Advanced Italian lessons
For those who want to have a one-to-one lesson to focus on their language skills and quickly improve in speaking with native speakers, attending private one-to-one Italian lessons can be an interesting solution to reduce learning time. With LIT School, you also have the opportunity to immerse yourself in an educational experience with a private Italian teacher.
Activities for the C1-C2 Italian language course
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Learn Italian with songs
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Learn Italian with films
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A game on Passato Prossimo and Imperfetto
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A game on conjunctions (congiunzioni)
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The body: le parti del corpo
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Raffaello, a painter from Renaissance
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Fifteen boxes for future tense
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A game with moles and articles
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A game with nouns: masculine or feminine?
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A game on combined pronouns (pronomi combinati)
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A game on CI and NE
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Our first art webinar with Michele: the Colosseum
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A game with adjectives, nouns and verbs
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A game on physical description
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An hilarious newsletter in Italian
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A short film shot in Rome
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A Christmas song
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Vagabondi in italiano - Lesson 1
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Vagabondi in italiano - Lesson 2
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Vagabondi in italiano - Lesson 3
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Vagabondi in italiano - Lesson 4
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How do you say "backpack" in Italian?
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Vagabondi in italiano - Lesson 5
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A game on daily habits
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An Italian song from the Festival di Sanremo
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A podcast about unconventional women
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Art in Rome: la Barcaccia down Spanish Steps
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Where would you like to live?
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An Italian novel
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A video on Caravaggio
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A spinning wheel on pronouns
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Reading or travelling?
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A popular song: Bella ciao
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A video on Laocoonte
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Italian geography
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What's the weather like?
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An Italian song: Senza un perché
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Vocabolario di base
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A trip to Basilicata
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A video on ancient Romans
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An Italian contemporary artist
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Objects you need on the beach
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Objects you need if you go to the mountains
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Capitolini Museum
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An Italian song: Un'estate italiana
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Object you need if you travel to new cities
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LIT School reading club
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Some audiobooks to listen to
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Andrea Esposito, an Italian writer
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How much do you want to pay for an espresso?
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Coming back home after holidays
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A walk in Rome
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What time is it?
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Variation on a Theme by Elizabeth Bishop
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The language changes
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Frida Kahlo
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Valeria Golino's voice
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A word game on gym objects
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At what time?
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The Domus Aurea
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Italian TV series
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Momenti di trascurabile felicità
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Galleria Borghese
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Christmas decorations
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The 100 best books of all time
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The Italian most beautiful cities
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Some Italian podcasts
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Toni Servillo
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A song by the Italian singer Motta
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A book about loving Italy and Italian language
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The Nativity by Giotto: Italian art webinar
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A very popular comic book artist in Italy
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Andrea Esposito, guest at our Reading club
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Ancient Rome
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An Italian song that makes you want to dance
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Roman nobles' houses
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The magic of reading
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Rimmel by Francesco De Gregori
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Monuments in Medieval Rome
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The 25th of April
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Labour Day
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Ettore Scola
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Pronouns and compound tenses
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Ennio Morricone
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Which verb is true?
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The world song map
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Two webinars on Italian music
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The Church of Santa Maria Antiqua
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A crossword game about family in Italian
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Anagrams with the days of the week
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La merlatura
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"Ho" or "sono"?
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Che cosa fanno?
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Months of the year anagrams
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Places in the city
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A song by Andrea Laszlo de Simone
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How much do you know about Italian music?
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An Italian movie: L'immensità
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The new season of Skam Italia
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Shall we introduce ourselves in Italian?
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Halloween vocabulary in Italian
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Villa Farnesina - An excerpt of our Italian webinar on Renaissance Rome
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A documentary on Italian music
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Name the food in Italian: a vocabulary activity
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Modern Rome
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Christmas vocabulary in Italian
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Giotto's nativity scene - An excerpt from our art webinar in Italian
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A book in Italian for your Christmas holidays
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An Italian ghost town: Acherontia
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Le otto montagne: an Italian new movie
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The Italian singer Tananai
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MAXXI Museum in Rome
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Country or nationality?
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Formal and informal expressions in Italian
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Tutto chiede salvezza: an Italian miniseries on Netflix
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Pronominal verbs for students who have an advanced level of Italian
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The architect who designed MAXXI museum in Rome
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Il Giardino dei Tarocchi: Italian art and culture webinar
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Masculine and feminine of Italian nouns
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Venti, a podcast and YouTube channel
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Colors in Italian
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Capodimonte Museum in Naples
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Italian adjectives and synonyms: a crossword puzzle
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A game on Passato Remoto
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MANN - National Archaeological Museum of Naples
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What does "mica" mean in Italian?
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Italian literature: La luna e i falò
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Indovina la parola italiana: the hangman game
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What is the difference between passato prossimo and imperfetto?
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Italian literature: Stagioni by Mario Rigoni Stern
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Is "Piacere" a reflexive verb?
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How to greet in Italian
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The difference between accent and apostrophe in Italian
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A new book to read in Italian: Casa d'altri
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Italian art: Who is the architect behind the Uffizi building?
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Italian literature: a book to read in August
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Santa Maria del Carmine in Florence
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Practice colors vocabulary in Italian
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Raffaella Carrà - An excerpt from the webinar on Italian culture
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When do you use the article before the possessive adjective in Italian?
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Mai sentita così bene - An Italian novel by Rossana Campo
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Indovina la parola italiana: the hangman game 2
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An excerpt from our Italian webinar on street art in Rome
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Indovina la parola italiana: the hangman game 3
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What's the difference between "secondo me" and "io penso che?”
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Italian Art: Brera in Milan
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An Italian novel by Erri De Luca
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Italian art and culture webinar: L'Ultima Cena by Leonardo da Vinci
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Italian verbs (imperfetto): a crossword puzzle
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Indovina la parola italiana: the hangman game 4
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Irregular verbs in Italian: a crossword puzzle
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An enchanting place in Italy: Sacro Bosco of Bomarzo
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What's the difference between "Ho bisogno di" and "Bisogna" in Italian?
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An Italian podcast that talks about money
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Street Art in Tor Marancia: an excerpt from our Italian art and culture webinar
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Indovina la parola italiana: the hangman game 5
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Venice and Basilica di San Marco: an excerpt from our Italian art webinar
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An Italian book: Sogni e Favole
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Crossword in Italian: Adjectives
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Italian Art and Culture: Basilica dei Frari in Venice
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Indovina la parola italiana: the hangman game 6
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An Italian novel: Il peso della farfalla
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Greetings in Italian
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What's the difference in Italian between "Ho mangiato (la mela)" and "L'ho mangiata"
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The family tree in Italian language
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Gli anni impossibili: an Italian novel by Romano Bilenchi
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Guess the Italian word: the hangman game 7
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The Imperative in Italian
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An Italian novel by Emanuele Trevi: La casa del mago
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The Italian radio stations we like
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Guess the Italian word: the hangman game 8
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"Il capo", a novel by the Italian author Francesco Pacifico
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Crossword on family names
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Guess the Italian word: the hangman game 9
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Solo vera è l’estate: an Italian novel by Francesco Pecoraro
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A crossword puzzle in Italian: mountain vacation
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Rearrange the Italian sentence into its correct order
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Sad Girl: a beautiful book by the Italian author Sara Marzullo
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What are the uses of "Condizionale" in Italian?
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How to use the Italian words "buono", "bravo", "bene" and "bello"
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The latest novel by the Italian writer Melissa Panarello: Storia dei miei soldi
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Lacci: a novel by the Italian writer Domenico Starnone
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Guess the Italian word: the hangman game 10
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A crossword puzzle with Italian altered words
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A new Italian novel: Il vero nome di Rosamund Fischer by Simona Dolce
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Play Italian Anagrams
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The difference between "dopo" and "una volta che"
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Tenses of the "Indicativo" in italian
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Guess the Italian word: the hangman game 11
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Passato remoto in Italian: a crossword puzzle
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How to turn a sentence from active to passive in Italian
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Guess the Italian word: the hangman game 12
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An Italian novel: Succede di notte
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Article + noun + adjective in Italian
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A crossword puzzle on "connettivi"
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Guess the Italian word: the hangman game 13
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Italian crossword puzzle about Christmas
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A game on "congiuntivo" in Italian
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Guess the Italian word: the hangman game (14)
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A clothing-themed crossword puzzle in Italian
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A game about singular and plural in Italian
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A game with the Italian words "mica" and "addirittura"
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Guess the Italian word: the hangman game (15)
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A crossword puzzle in Italian about "tempo libero"
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A crossword puzzle in Italian about adjectives and antonyms
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The Italian song "Dove si va"
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An excerpt from LIT School Book Club
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The Italian singer Francamente
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A new game to practice Italian: Talking Pictures
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Guess the Italian word: the hangman game (16)
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Talking image: practice Italian with nametags
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Pictures of Rome by our Italian language student Rita
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A crossword puzzle with the theme "months of the year" in Italian
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Talking image: practice Italian with nametags (2)
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A crossword puzzle on "Condizionale" in Italian
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An Italian language vocabulary activity about travel
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What do we do in the Italian book club?
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Talking image: practice Italian with nametags (3)
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Guess the Italian word: the hangman game (17)
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Talking image: practice Italian with nametags (4)
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Guess the Italian word: the hangman game (18)
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Talking image: practice Italian with nametags (5)