Have you ever wondered about how relative pronouns function in Italian (che, cui, il quale, chi)? In this lesson, we are going to analyse them in detail and to learn how to use them properly, so don’t miss it! As usual, if you continue to read, you will see the written explanation and the exercises about relative pronouns!

Mi, ti, si, ci, vi, si… what the hell are they? Find out what are and how to use the subject and reflexive pronouns with this new video-lesson!

Adjectives have different degrees: positive, comparative (majority, equality, minority) and superlative (absolute and relative). This lesson will clarify, once and for all, the difference between the different degrees of the adjective, what they are needed for and how to use them!

How to indicate an indefinite quantity? Find it out in this super video-lesson about indefinite adjectives! After having seen this video, don’t forget to do the exercises to verify if you really understood the contents of the lesson and read the written explanation if something is not clear!

Numeral adjectives are divided into three categories: cardinal, ordinal and multiplicative: find out how to form and use them thanks to this great lesson!

This is a quite easy lesson! However, this doesn’t mean it is less important: demonstrative adjectives are essential in any kind of communication!