10.Practice makes perfect Italian pronouns and prepositions.pdf

PRACTICE

MAKES

PERFECT

Pronouns &

Prepositions

Daniela Gobetti

Italian

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Contents

Preface

PART I

Pronouns

Unit 1

Subject Pronouns

Pronouns and Conjugations

Addressing People: Tu/Voi , Lei/Loro

Esso ( It ) as Subject

Placement in Negative Clauses

When to Use Subject Pronouns

Unit 2

Direct Object Pronouns

Formal and Informal Address

Placement in Negative Clauses

Placement with the Inﬁnitive

Placement with the Imperative

Direct Object Pronouns with Compound Tenses ( Tempi Composti )

Placement with Modal Auxiliaries ( Verbi Servili )

Lasciare and Fare + the Inﬁnitive

Lo ( It / That )

Ci ( Vi ): Other Uses

Unit 3

Indirect Object Pronouns

Placement of Strong Forms in Afﬁrmative and Negative Clauses:

a me ( to Me ) /a voi ( to You ), etc.

Placement of Weak Forms in Afﬁrmative and Negative Clauses:

mi ( to Me ), ti ( to You ), gli ( to Him ), etc.

Placement with the Inﬁnitive

Placement with the Imperative, Second Person Singular and Plural

Indirect Object Pronouns with Compound Tenses

Placement with Modal Auxiliaries ( Verbi Servili )

Causative Verbs ( Verbi Causativi ): Lasciare , Fare

Indirect Object Pronouns with Piacere ( to Please )

Unit 4

Double Pronouns

Placement of Double Pronouns

Double Pronouns with Compound Tenses

Placement with Modal Auxiliaries ( Verbi Servili )

Causative Verbs ( Verbi Causativi ): Lasciare , Fare

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