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Targeted exercises to develop language skills and communicative competence. These exercises go beyond grammar, and are intended to improve the four basic parts for which a language is used. 'Speaking' and that is the part of speech to communicate without misunderstanding, reading and then the ability to understand longer or shorter text through newspaper articles and through written texts. Then comprehension and thus correct listening of language with nuances and idioms, and writing and thus the ability to form organized texts without spelling errors. Finally, the correct use of grammar to make the text coherent and functional

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Ciao a tutti :) I have been learning with Marco for many time and I am going to continue the lessons. Since we started, my italian is getting much better (confirmed by my italian friends) The lessons are very interesting, we talk about everything, and we have a lot of fun. There is non better teacher than Marco. Basia from Poland

- Basia G.

I’m one of the Marko’s students. He is greate teacher with good and individual aproach. Lessons are interesting and based on video conversation rather than boring exercises. Since I start working With Marco My Italian improve a lot in a short time.

- Waldek R.

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A bit of Italy

Who is Dante? ...was an Italian poet, author of the 'DIVINA COMMEDIA', considered the greatest work in the Italian language and one of the greatest masterpieces of world literature

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(Fonte: Treccani)

Created by: Marco Imparato


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