activitiesitalian language exercises and activitieshttp://www.tutorino.ca/activities/2008-05-31T11:43:42ZSquarespaceavere quizhttp://www.tutorino.ca/activities/2008/5/31/avere-quiz.htmlpino2008-05-31T11:41:54Z2008-05-31T11:41:54ZCiao cari, here's a quiz on one of the first and most important Italian irregular verbs we learned - avere. Buono studio!]]>mio, tuo, suo - a review of italian possessives (my, your, his)http://www.tutorino.ca/activities/2008/5/21/mio-tuo-suo-a-review-of-italian-possessives-my-your-his.htmlpino2008-05-21T10:02:02Z2008-05-21T10:02:02ZCiao ragazzi, today's quiz will help you practice your possessives - mio, tuo, suo, etc. (my, your, his). Buono studio and ciao for now!]]>italian grammar review quiz: relative superlativeshttp://www.tutorino.ca/activities/2008/5/12/italian-grammar-review-quiz-relative-superlatives.htmlpino2008-05-12T10:33:44Z2008-05-12T10:33:44ZCiao cari, come va? Here's a new grammar review quiz for you - this time on the relative superlatives ("la donna più bella del mondo" - "the most beautiful girl in the world"). Ciao for now!]]>italian grammar review quiz on regular -ire verbshttp://www.tutorino.ca/activities/2008/4/13/italian-grammar-review-quiz-on-regular-ire-verbs.htmlpino2008-04-13T19:31:13Z2008-04-13T19:31:13ZHere you go guys, un piccolo ripasso on the regular -ire verbs. A presto!]]>italian grammar review quiz on regular -are verbshttp://www.tutorino.ca/activities/2008/3/27/italian-grammar-review-quiz-on-regular-are-verbs.htmlpino2008-03-27T11:16:20Z2008-03-27T11:16:20ZEccovi amici, a new Italian grammar review quiz, this time on regular -are verbs. Ciao for now!]]>italian pointing words (demonstratives) reviewhttp://www.tutorino.ca/activities/2008/3/12/italian-pointing-words-demonstratives-review.htmlpino2008-03-12T10:44:34Z2008-03-12T10:44:34ZEccovi cari, a review of questo and quello used with nouns, the so called demonstrative adjectives (or pointing words). Buono studio!]]>agreement of italian nouns and adjectiveshttp://www.tutorino.ca/activities/2008/2/23/agreement-of-italian-nouns-and-adjectives.htmlpino2008-02-23T12:07:35Z2008-02-23T12:07:35ZHere you go amici, a quiz that will help you practice the agreement in gender and number of Italian nouns and adjectives. C4N!]]>italian gender quizhttp://www.tutorino.ca/activities/2008/2/17/italian-gender-quiz.htmlpino2008-02-17T22:31:02Z2008-02-17T22:31:02ZEccovi amici, a quick quiz to review the gender of nouns in Italian. Buono studio and C4N!]]>italian subject pronouns quizhttp://www.tutorino.ca/activities/2008/2/11/italian-subject-pronouns-quiz.htmlpino2008-02-11T11:58:28Z2008-02-11T11:58:28ZCiao ragazzi. Here's a quiz to help you review the Italian subject pronouns (io, tu, lei, etc.). Ciao for now!
For each English subject pronoun, give the Italian equivalent.
1. I
2. we
3. they
4. you
5. she
6. you plural
7. he
Risposte
1. io 2. noi 3. loro 4. tu 5. lei 6. voi 7. lui
]]>italian question words quizhttp://www.tutorino.ca/activities/2008/2/3/italian-question-words-quiz.htmlpino2008-02-03T17:46:56Z2008-02-03T17:46:56ZSalve guys, here's another review activity - this time on the question words in Italian. Ciao for now!]]>