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This workbook, very playful, is designed specifically for false beginners Italian. More than 200 exercises and studied the progress in the form of games are offered, along with their corrected. At the end of each chapter , you can also self-assess your level. No dimension of the language has been forgotten: the grammar, spelling, vocabulary, syntax pronunciation and even the accentuation of words!

Learning Italian has never been easier than with our new method, book and audio available on streaming platforms free of charge. Catering to real beginners in Italian who enjoy being on the move, it features some 28 very progressive lessons in the form of dialogues, teaching the necessary skills to reach level A2, also known as "survival level". The dialogues, recorded by native speakers, have been designed specifically to meet a certain number of aims and address the basic notions. The first collection to base its pedagogy on the specifics of Common European Framework of Reference for Languages drawn up by the Council of Europe. The dialogues are available on most streaming platforms (Deezer, Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube and SoundCloud), so anyone can learn anywhere, on any media. A 296-page book and 90-min of audio streaming.

A book of games and exercises in the form of a treasure hunt, from one town to the next all over Italy, from Venice to Palermo, via Milan, Naples, Florence... Culture, civilisation, language, discover Italy in a different way!

This highly practical yet playful exercise book has been designed specifically for learners with a decent level but who wish to refresh their knowledge of Italian or go a little further. 150 carefully-constructed, progressive exercises designed as games are available, along with answers. At the end of each chapter, you can also self-assess your language level. Conjugation, prepositions, spelling, pronunciation: no aspect of the language has been left out!

This box set comprises two highly practical yet playful exercise books to help learners as they progress from false beginner level to about C1 (Common European Framework of Reference for languages). There are nearly 400 progressively challenging Italian exercises designed as games, along with answers and self-assessment.