CBI 2.18 | A che ora sono arrivati?

CBI 2.18 | A che ora sono arrivati?

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CBI 2.19 | Ti è piaciuta la pastiera?

In this episode we're looking at how you say you liked something in the past using the verb piacere. This verb is conjugated with essere and you have to be careful with how you agree the past participle. We'll also be taking a look at how reflexive verbs work in the Perfect Tense ...  Show more

CBI 2.20 | Non ha mai provato la pizza napoletana!

In this lesson you'll learn to use four very useful adverbs: mai (ever), già (already), appena (just) and ancora (still/yet) to talk about what you've just done, what you've already done, what you've never done and what you've not yet done. This very useful lesson builds on what ...  Show more

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