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Italian has unique challenges that multiple-choice apps simply cannot teach.
"Penso che lui e sia italiano" - One wrong verb form and natives cringe. Apps teach rules; you need practice.
"Sono andato" vs "Ho camminato" - Why do some verbs use essere? Memorizing lists doesn't build instinct. Speaking does.
"Ho mangiato" vs "Mangiavo" - Both mean "I ate" but communicate completely different things. Context is everything.
"Glielo do", "Te lo dico", "Ce ne sono" - Double pronouns are a maze. You need real conversations to internalize them.
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Example correction:
Ieri ho andato → Ieri sono andato
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Common triggers:
Credo che, Voglio che, Benche, Affinche...
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Movement verbs:
andare, venire, arrivare, partire...
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You said:
"Spero che tu hai tempo"
Correct:
"Spero che tu abbia tempo"
Why: "Sperare che" triggers the congiuntivo presente.
You said:
"Lei ha arrivato ieri"
Correct:
"Lei e arrivata ieri"
Why: Motion verbs like "arrivare" use essere, and the past participle agrees with the subject.
You said:
"Gli lo dico domani"
Correct:
"Glielo dico domani"
Why: Gli + lo combine into the double pronoun "glielo".
You said:
"Quando ero bambino, sono andato al mare ogni estate"
Correct:
"Quando ero bambino, andavo al mare ogni estate"
Why: Repeated past actions use imperfetto, not passato prossimo.
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