How do you learn Italian verbs?

Italian grammar can be scary, and especially verbs. It seems that there are thousands of tenses, across different conjugations -and, obviously, irregular verbs. What is the best way to study Italian verbs?

It is actually not that hard. In this course, I want to show you the method that I developed teaching Italian one-to-one for four years, and that I use myself to study other languages. And a pdf with the 100 most important and used verbs in Italian.

What will you learn?

The method I consider best to study Italian verbs in a structured and efficient way
How to build and use present and past tense of the most important 100 verbs in Italian
A blueprint to expand to new tenses and verbs

Why should I take this course?

This course is aimed at those who have recently started to study Italian, and would like to have a better and deeper understanding about how Italian verbs work.

Italian grammar can be tricky, I know. And verbs are quite a bit harder than in English. However, the Italian language has a very important feature: it is structured. If you understand how something works, you know it.

The point of this course is to get you started with the most important 100 verbs (plus quite a bit more that you can know without studying them). But I want you to do this minimizing the time requested to do it. That requires learning a straightforward way to figure out the structure: how verbs work.

What you get with the course

A PDF with the 100 most important Italian verbs
A guide for studying these 100 verbs (and any other verb)
The knowledge required to conjugate any verb in the present and past tense

Sounds interesting? Sign up for the class and make your Italian learning quicker and simpler!

Noelia Maese

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