Workshops Prepositions Prepositions Product unavailable Start Date Time Tue Nov 16th 2021 6:30pm-8:30pm ET Where In-personOnline Level BeginnerElementaryLower IntermediateUpper IntermediatePre-AdvancedAdvanced Number of participants 1 participant ONLINE2 participants ONLINE2p ONLINE in the same household3 participants ONLINE3p ONLINE in the same household Quantity Add to basket Do you have questions about the product or about sizes? Text us on Whatsapp Item details One group session, two hours of practice on pronunciation suitable to all levels. Should there be less than 4 participants, the class will be of 90 minute duration. Cod. WEB20 Prepositions The use of prepositions from language to language is often different from what you would expect, and we all suffer from the belief that our own language does things “the right way” and other languages do things in a way that doesn’t make sense. Our tip? STOP fighting it! By constantly comparing the grammar rules in other languages as they relate to your native language, you are causing your brain to believe that no other option is possible. To really understand prepositions you should start to notice whether you can hear them when an Italian person speaks. If you investigate and notice you cannot say which prepositions are being used, you might not be noticing them altogether! What you should notice Why is it being used ‘Sono a scuola, entro in classe. Esco da scuola alle 3 e arrivo a casa alle 4’ To refer to movement from/to a place, inside or outside a place 'Al livello più alto offerto dalla scuola si vive all'italiana’ To combine a preposition to an article when the noun requires it ‘Voglio (-) imparare italiano per viaggiare in Italia, ma devo (-) studiare’ Because some verbs require a preposition before the infinitive, other verbs don't. ‘Comincio ora a imparare a usare le preposizioni’ Because some verbs require the preposition 'a' after the infinitive ‘Finisco di studiare e arrivo’ Because some verbs require the preposition 'di' after the infinitive
