In Italian, nouns and adjectives have masculine, feminine, singular, and plural forms, and they must agree with each other. The correct agreement is not always easy to figure out, and many students make mistakes even at an intermediate or advanced level. Get your adjectives right once and for all with these simple explanations and examples!
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0:00 Introduction & quiz :)
2:20 Basic concepts & adjectives ending in -O (1st group)
6:30 Adjectives ending in -E (2nd group)
12:04 Adjectives ending in -A (3rd group)
14:06 Lasagna or lasagne?
14:31 Invariable adjectives (4th group)
16:41 Final exercise
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