10.Practice makes perfect Italian pronouns and prepositions, ksiażki, nauka, J Włoski, Włoski
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PRACTICE
MAKES
PERFECT
Pronouns &
Daniela Gobetti
i
Italian
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Contents
Preface
vi
PART I
Pronouns
1
Unit 1
Subject Pronouns
3
Pronouns and Conjugations
3
Addressing People:
Tu/Voi
,
Lei/Loro
7
Esso
(
It
) as Subject
10
Placement in Negative Clauses
11
When to Use Subject Pronouns
12
Unit 2
Direct Object Pronouns
15
Formal and Informal Address
18
Placement in Negative Clauses
19
Placement with the Infinitive
20
Placement with the Imperative
21
Direct Object Pronouns with Compound Tenses (
Tempi Composti
)
22
Placement with Modal Auxiliaries (
Verbi Servili
)
24
Lasciare
and
Fare
+ the Infinitive
26
Lo
(
It
/
That
)
27
Ci
(
Vi
): Other Uses
27
Unit 3
Indirect Object Pronouns
29
Placement of Strong Forms in Affirmative and Negative Clauses:
a me
(
to Me
)
/a voi
(
to You
), etc.
30
Placement of Weak Forms in Affirmative and Negative Clauses:
mi
(
to Me
),
ti
(
to You
),
gli
(
to Him
), etc.
32
Placement with the Infinitive
33
Placement with the Imperative, Second Person Singular and Plural
34
Indirect Object Pronouns with Compound Tenses
35
Placement with Modal Auxiliaries (
Verbi Servili
)
36
Causative Verbs (
Verbi Causativi
):
Lasciare
,
Fare
37
Indirect Object Pronouns with
Piacere
(
to Please
)
38
Unit 4
Double Pronouns
41
Placement of Double Pronouns
42
Double Pronouns with Compound Tenses
45
Placement with Modal Auxiliaries (
Verbi Servili
)
47
Causative Verbs (
Verbi Causativi
):
Lasciare
,
Fare
49
iii
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