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Grammar
Prescriptive and descriptive grammar.
We call prescriptive grammar one that not only describes the rules of the functioning of language but distinguishes between a "pure" language, to follow and forms to avoid as erroneous.
We call descriptive grammar one that illustrates the operation of a language mechanisms without indicating a "purity", but presents these mechanisms as subject to change in space and time.
Our grammar is inspired by this second model, in an attempt to help students of Italian as a second language to orient themselves in the often discordant forms of Italian spoken in the various Italian regions or by members of different social classes, or written in the present and past literature, etc...
Italian alphabet
Alfabeto: A
Alfabeto: B
Alfabeto: C
Alfabeto: D
Alfabeto: E
Modifiers
Adjectives
Comparatives
Superlatives
Bello, buono, brutto, cattivo, bravo
Pronouns
Subject and object pronouns
Reflexive pronouns
Indirect pronouns
Uso del "si"
La particella ne
La particella ci
Quadro riassuntivo delle combinazioni di particelle
The form "che"
Article
Prepositions
Prepositions with the article
La preposizione DA
La preposizione DI
La preposizione A
La preposizione IN
La preposizione CON
La preposizione SU
La preposizione PER
La preposizione TRA/FRA
Adverbs
Conjunctions
Exclamations
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