If you have reached the B1 level, you are able to speak good Italian by now! In this level students are introduced to the subjunctive, they are taught how to form hypotheses.
We also work on paragraph writing in Italian. Reading newspapers, short books as well as involving ourselves in deeper conversations: talking about our emotions, thoughts, opinion and beliefs.
Remember! This is the level required to join a university in Italy (some courses are available only in Italian!).
In addition to the structures provided in the previous levels, students are required have the knowledge and know the use of the following elements and forms of the Italian language:
- Definite and indefinite articles
- Position of the qualifying adjective
- Qualifying adjectives: comparative and superlative degree
- Personal pronouns: tonic forms and atonic forms, reflexive pronouns
- Relative pronouns
- Possessive, demonstrative and interrogative adjectives and pronouns
- Indefinite adjectives and pronouns
- Articulated prepositions
- Conjugation of the active and reflexive form of regular verbs, of modal verbs in the following modes and times:
– Subjunctive
– Conditional past
– Simple future and future perfect