Chapter 4
What is the Italian word for breakfast?
colazione
What day of the week is Saturday?
Sabato
What is the verb for being acquainted with a person?
conoscere
How do you say “midnight”?
Mezzanotte
What is Ms. Pelagatti's first name and it's spelling?
C-H-I-A-R-A, Chiara!
What is the verb “to follow” in Italian?
Seguire
How would you conjugate “fare” if the subject was you/tu
Fai
What is the first person singular conjugation of dire?
dico
PM, like in the afternoon
Where was Ms. Pelagatti's desk last year?
On the left side of the projector screen!
What does Fuori mean?
Outside
What does “i Mercoledi…” mean?
“Every Wednesday…”
What is the exception to articles being used before possessive pronouns?
singular family
What does “E le tre e dieci” mean— what time is that?
It’s ten past three or 3:10.
How many students are in this block and which Italian classes are in this block?
28 students, 5 classes (Italian 3, Italian 3 Honors, Italian 4, Italian 4 Honors, AP Italian)
When do you NOT change the ending of Molto?
When it means ‘very’
What is the subject of the verb “costruisce” and what does it mean?
Lui/lei or he/she/it builds
What is the difference between sapere and conoscere? Give an example of each.
Sapere - to know how to do something; to know a fact
Conoscere - to be acquainted with a person or place; to meet someone for the first time
What preposition is used before the name of a small city or island?
A
How many kids does Ms. Pelagatti have and what grade are they in? (Within 3 years will be counted as correct!)
2 kids, 7th and 10th grade
When can you NOT replace del, dello, della, etc. with qualche or alcuni?
With nouns for substances that can be measured but not counted (i.e. latte, caffe, minestra)
How would you answer “Avete visto tutti il film ieri?” with the direct object pronoun replacement?
“Si, l’abbiamo visto” o “No, non l’abbiamo visto.”
List all conjugations for bere!
io - bevo tu - bevi
lui/lei - beve noi - beviamo
voi - bevete loro - bevono
Besides “for”, what did we say “per” is used for?
Similar to (in order) to in English. Or used to show purpose, Per + Infinitive
When is Ms. Pelagatti's birthday?
July 10th