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• IntroductionBasic TerminologyUnit 1: The Present Tense (Presente Indicativo)Verbs Ending in -areVerbs Ending in -ereVerbs Ending in -ireThe Progressive Tense (Gerundio)Essere (to Be) and Avere (to Have)Expressions of TimeFare (to Do, to Make)Sapere and Conoscere (to Know)Suonare and Giocare (to Play)The Modal Verbs Volere (to Want, to Wish), Potere (to Be Able, Can), and Dovere (to Have to, Must)Lasciare, Partire, Uscire, and Andare Via (to Leave)Unit 2: The Imperative (Imperativo)Formal CommandsThe Imperative with Object Pronouns and Reflexive PronounsAdditional Ways of Using the ImperativeUnit 3: Reflexive Verbs (Verbi Riflessivi)Positioning of Reflexive PronounsReciprocal ReflexivesReflexive Versus Non-ReflexiveUnit 4: The Future Tense (Futuro Semplice)The Future Tense of EssereUnit 5: The Present Perfect Tense (Passato Prossimo)The Present Perfect with AvereThe Present Perfect with EssereUnit 6: The Imperfect Tense (Imperfetto)Comparison of the Present Perfect and the ImperfectUnit 7: The Preterite (Passato Remoto)Irregular Verbs in the PreteriteThe Preterite of FareThe Preterite of Essere and AvereUnit 8: The Past Perfect (Trapassato Prossimo), Preterite Perfect (Trapassato Remoto), and Future Perfect (Futuro Anteriore)The Past Perfect (Trapassato Prossimo)The Preferite Perfect (Trapassato Remoto)The Future Perfect (Futuro Anteriore)Unit 9: The Present Conditional (Condizionale Presente)Unit 10: The Past Conditional (Condizionale Passato)Unit 11: Compound Reflexive Verbs (Verbi Riflessive Composti)Unit 12: The Subjunctive Mood (Modo Congiuntivo)The Present Subjunctive (Congiuntivo Presente)The Imperfect Subjunctive (Congiuntivo Imperfetto)The Past Subjunctive (Congiuntivo Passato)The Past Perfect Subjunctive (Congiuntivo Trapassato)Unit 13: The Passive Voice (Forma Passiva)Verbs Other than Essere to Express the Passive VoiceAlternatives to the Passive VoiceUnit 14: Idioimatic Expressions (Espressioni Idiomatiche)Idioms with AvereIdioms with FareSpecial Constructions with Fare, Lasciare, Metterci, and VolerciIdioms with DareUnit 15: Verbs and Expressions Followed by a PrepositionVerbs and Expressions Followed by the Preposition aVerbs and Expressions Followed by the Preposition diVerbs Followed by the Preposition suVerbs Followed Directly by the InfinitiveImpersonal VerbsUnit 16: General Review of VerbsFinal ReviewVerb TablesGlossary of VerbsAnswer KeyMcGraw-Hill’s Language Lab app:Audio: Answers to 160 exercisesProgress Checks: 42 quizzes to test your understandingAuto-fill Glossary

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• IntroductionBasic TerminologyUnit 1: The Present Tense (Presente Indicativo)Verbs Ending in -areVerbs Ending in -ereVerbs Ending in -ireThe Progressive Tense (Gerundio)Essere (to Be) and Avere (to Have)Expressions of TimeFare (to Do, to Make)Sapere and Conoscere (to Know)Suonare and Giocare (to Play)The Modal Verbs Volere (to Want, to Wish), Potere (to Be Able, Can), and Dovere (to Have to, Must)Lasciare, Partire, Uscire, and Andare Via (to Leave)Unit 2: The Imperative (Imperativo)Formal CommandsThe Imperative with Object Pronouns and Reflexive PronounsAdditional Ways of Using the ImperativeUnit 3: Reflexive Verbs (Verbi Riflessivi)Positioning of Reflexive PronounsReciprocal ReflexivesReflexive Versus Non-ReflexiveUnit 4: The Future Tense (Futuro Semplice)The Future Tense of EssereUnit 5: The Present Perfect Tense (Passato Prossimo)The Present Perfect with AvereThe Present Perfect with EssereUnit 6: The Imperfect Tense (Imperfetto)Comparison of the Present Perfect and the ImperfectUnit 7: The Preterite (Passato Remoto)Irregular Verbs in the PreteriteThe Preterite of FareThe Preterite of Essere and AvereUnit 8: The Past Perfect (Trapassato Prossimo), Preterite Perfect (Trapassato Remoto), and Future Perfect (Futuro Anteriore)The Past Perfect (Trapassato Prossimo)The Preferite Perfect (Trapassato Remoto)The Future Perfect (Futuro Anteriore)Unit 9: The Present Conditional (Condizionale Presente)Unit 10: The Past Conditional (Condizionale Passato)Unit 11: Compound Reflexive Verbs (Verbi Riflessive Composti)Unit 12: The Subjunctive Mood (Modo Congiuntivo)The Present Subjunctive (Congiuntivo Presente)The Imperfect Subjunctive (Congiuntivo Imperfetto)The Past Subjunctive (Congiuntivo Passato)The Past Perfect Subjunctive (Congiuntivo Trapassato)Unit 13: The Passive Voice (Forma Passiva)Verbs Other than Essere to Express the Passive VoiceAlternatives to the Passive VoiceUnit 14: Idioimatic Expressions (Espressioni Idiomatiche)Idioms with AvereIdioms with FareSpecial Constructions with Fare, Lasciare, Metterci, and VolerciIdioms with DareUnit 15: Verbs and Expressions Followed by a PrepositionVerbs and Expressions Followed by the Preposition aVerbs and Expressions Followed by the Preposition diVerbs Followed by the Preposition suVerbs Followed Directly by the InfinitiveImpersonal VerbsUnit 16: General Review of VerbsFinal ReviewVerb TablesGlossary of VerbsAnswer KeyMcGraw-Hill’s Language Lab app:Audio: Answers to 160 exercisesProgress Checks: 42 quizzes to test your understandingAuto-fill Glossary