Italian Grammar Class Level 2

ITALIAN GRAMMAR CLASSES LEVEL 2 What you'll learn

• You will learn Italian grammar from B1 level to C2 level
• You will learn how to use the conditional and the subjunctive tenses
• You will learn how to create complex sentences

Requirements

• A2 Italian Level knowledge. Italian Level Test is strongly suggested if you plan to start the course not from the beginning.
• You will need to speak and understand English with ease
• A lot of patience and positive energy :)

How to join the Course

• The course starts in September, but you can join it whenever you want.
• You can join a single class or a series of classes you are interested in.
• If you want to know from which class you can join the course, take the test.

Class Description

• Interactive group classes
• Grammar rules explanations
• Slide show of the content
• Practice session with exercises (30 minutes)
• Review session of previous class (15 minutes)

Course Description

• 25 Topics
• 30 Classes - 1:30hr each
• 45 Hours Course​ total
• Live on Zoom
• Every Wednesday at 4:00 - 5:30 PM PT | 6:00 - 7:30 PM CT

Price

• 1 Class: $15
• 5-Class Package: $65
• 10-Class Package: $110
• Full Course (30 Classes): $290 - available only prior the beginning of the course

Check the terms & conditions before buying.

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Topics

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Level B1

Modal Verbs

The future tense

Coordinating Conjunctions

Subordinated Conjunctions

The imperative 1

The pronoun si

The present conditional 1

Pronominal Verbs

Subjunctive Present

Passive

Combined Pronouns

Conditional Past

Past Perfect 1

Subjunctive Past

Subjunctive Imperfect

Subjunctive Past Perfect

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Level B2

Unreal Present

Unreal Past

Remote Past

Type And Position of Adjectives

Linkers

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Level C1

Pronominal Verbs

Uses Of The Present Participle

Uses Of The Past Participle

Uses Of The Infinitive

‘Piuttosto che’, ‘Mica’ & ‘Non’

Reported Speech

Indefinite pronouns and Adjectives

Use and Omission of Articles

Adverbial phrases

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Level C2

Finché/affinché

Tense Agreement

Possessive Relative Pronouns