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- compiti are at the bottom of this page
- Warm-up: Che cosa hanno fatto tutti?
- Date. Quando vai a Modena? Il venti agosto. Il primo luglio. Il dodici di settembre.
- We quickly reviewed Audio CD unit 13.
- Parole da ricordare: Words to remember. (which came up in class)
È da molto. - It has been a long time.
terremoto - earthquake
geologo - geologist
capiamo - we understand
più economico - less expensive
una bottiglia di... - a bottle of...
il macellaio - the butcher (person)
la macelleria - butcher shop
molte foto - many photographs (notice the adjective molte is feminine plural, from fotografie)
un collega - a colleague
Bentornata! - Welcome back! (fem.)
Bentornato! - Welcome back! (masc.)
Non sono andato da nessuna parte! - I didn't go anywhere!
decisioni - decisions
il migliore - (noun) "the best"
Sono stata disarcionata dal cavallo. - I (fem.) was thrown off the horse.Il cavallo mi ha disarcionato. - The horse threw me off.
Quanto Le devo? - How much do I owe you?
traslocare - to move ( the act of physically moving a person or family and all of their belongings to a new home)
trasferirsi - to move (a person or family to a new home)
From WordReference forums: traslocare è proprio il lavoro di cambiare casa, con tutta la fatica che ciò comporta, mentre se diciamo che la persona si è trasferita vuol dire semplicemente che adesso vive ad un altro indirizzo.
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compiti:
1. Listen to Audio CD unit 14, including listening along with the little reading booklet.
2. Passato prossimo with avere. If you haven't yet, read about passato prossimo using avere on pages 125 through 128. We'll also go over this together, but you can start the exercises. Starting on Page 128, do esercizi A, B, and C. (click here for the answers)
3. Passato prossimo with avere. Next lesson, I will ask you to improvise sentences (without reading your notes) using all of the verbs on page 127, in the present tense and the past tense.
4. The white handout with the grid on it has prepositions down the side and nouns across the top. You can start filling in the preposition combined with the article will be in each case. For example, number 23 is di plus pacco, which would become del pacco. The prepositions di, a, da, in, su are the only ones which will need to be combined. It is not necessary to do con, and per, tra, fra never combine with the article.
5. Vocabolario. Try to memorize as much of the vocabolario on pages 114 and 115 as you can. Focus on the words which you are interested in. Bring your questions (and your study tips) to class.
6. Reading. Read the first article: "Oro, argento, e semplicità" on page 116.
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