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The Impersonal Form With 'Si' Conjugate the verbs in the correct form: 1 Tutti dicono che a Bologna (mangiare) molto bene. 2 Non (chiedere) mai l'età ad una signora. 3 I vini bianchi (bere) sempre freddi. 4 Non (uscire) di casa in macchina quando nevica. 5 L'uva (raccogliere) a settembre.
In this lesson you will study the impersonal form with ‘si’, which is more or less the Italian equivalent of the passive form in English. For example, in English: In Bologna people eat a lot of meat.
We can use the ubiquitous Italian word “si” to build impersonal sentences. Learn the “si impersonale” and solve the quiz. In Italia si mangia bene. This sentence means that in Italy people, one, everyone, eat well. There is no precise subject and there is no object.
Practice the Italian verbs across conjugations. You can be tested in multiple conjugations at one time. You choose yourself which verbs, persons and conjugations to include in the exercises. In the example below you are tested in the 1. and 2. person of avere (to have) in three conjugations:
SI is an impersonal pronoun meaning “one” (someone). Let’s learn how to use the impersonal SI correctly in Italian.
26 Απρ 2020 · How and When to use the “SI impersonale” in Italian. Il SI impersonale is used to talk, in a detached manner, about events or situations involving an indefinite and nonspecific subject (all the people) and it’s used both in spoken and written language (but it’s used more in this last case).
Learn Italian online with this series of free Italian lessons. Each contains explanations, exercises and listening practice material. Lesson 12 The Impersonal 'Si' - Part 1.
