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When and how to correct students?

Correct students

Last Modified: September 3, 2015

One of the questions new teachers often ask themselves is when and how to correct students? Well, there are two schools of thought.The first one is supported by those who prefer correcting students each time they make mistakes, believing that in this way students won’t make the same mistake again. The second one, instead, is …

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Category: TeachingTag: correct students, Sos Italian, teaching

Italian demonstratives

Italian demonstratives

Last Modified: December 23, 2018

Today I talk about Italian demonstratives. Demonstratives indicate the object or person a speaker refers to. In English they are this, that, these, those. Demonstratives are very used in every language, so it’s essential to master them. Let’s now see some Italian demonstrative adjectives and pronouns. ITALIAN DEMONSTRATIVES USED BOTH AS ADJECTIVES AND PRONOUNS [supsystic-tables …

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Category: GrammarTag: Italian, Italian demonstratives, Italian language, learn Italian, Sos Italian

How to prepare for CILS, CELI and PLIDA exams: Writing

Cils, celi and plida exams: writing

Last Modified: June 23, 2022

In some previous articles I explained some techniques to improve your listening and reading comprehension skills so as to pass CILS, CELI and PLIDA exams. Today, instead, I give you some suggestions on how to prepare for the writing section of CILS, CELI and PLIDA exams. Let’s start looking at the differences CILS, CELI, and …

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Category: Italian Language CertificationsTag: CELI, Certifications, CILS, Italian, Italian language, Language learning, learn Italian, PLIDA, Sos Italian

Italian gestures (Part 1)

Italian gestures-what?

Last Modified: February 3, 2016

Every country uses nonverbal communication. It can be gestures, expressions, sounds, and so on. Just think about the thumbs-up gesture. It can mean approval in the U.S.A, it’s considered an obscene gesture in Turkey, it means number one in some other countries, and I like it on Facebook.   Among all the countries, Italy is …

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Category: Culture, Learn ItalianTag: Italian, Italian culture, Italian gestures, Italian language, Italy, learn Italian, Sos Italian

Italian possessive adjectives and pronouns

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Last Modified: October 16, 2021

In Italian possessive adjectives and pronouns have the same form. However they are used differently. Indeed, while possessive adjectives are used with the nouns they refer to, possessive pronouns replace nouns. Examples: La tua macchina è bella Your car is beautiful La tua macchina è più bella della mia Your car is more beautiful than …

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Category: Grammar, Learn ItalianTag: aggettivi possessivi, Italian, Italian language, italian possessive pronouns, Language learning, learn Italian, pronomi possessivi, Sos Italian

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