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Ital1002 2-13
Course: ITAL 1002, Spring 2012School: LSU
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Italian 2/13 1002 Trapassato By the time I was 12 I had already A. Domande personali Che cosa avevi fatto quando avevi dodici anni? 1. Quando avevo 12 anni, avevo gia bretelle. 2. Quando avevo 10 anni, ero gia visitata a Disney World tre volte. 3. Quando avevo 18 anni, ero gia andata l'Italia. 4. Quando avevo 16 anni, ero gia andata la spiaggia. 5. Quando avevo 17 anni, avevo gia imparato a guidare. Suffisi When...
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Italian 2/13 1002 Trapassato By the time I was 12 I had already A. Domande personali Che cosa avevi fatto quando avevi dodici anni? 1. Quando avevo 12 anni, avevo gia bretelle. 2. Quando avevo 10 anni, ero gia visitata a Disney World tre volte. 3. Quando avevo 18 anni, ero gia andata l'Italia. 4. Quando avevo 16 anni, ero gia andata la spiaggia. 5. Quando avevo 17 anni, avevo gia imparato a guidare. Suffisi When a suffix is added, the final vowel is dropped. The suffixes ino/a/i/e, -etto/a/i/e, -ello/a/i/e, and uccio, -uccia, -ucci , -ucce indicates smallness or express endearment. Naso nasino Case cassette :little houses Cattivo cattivello : a little mean Maria Mariuccia : Little Maria The suffix one/a/i/e indicates largeness Libro librone Lettera letterona : a long letter Pigropigrone : really lazy Beppe Beppone The suffix accio/a/i/e conveys badness or ugliness Libro libraccio : bad book Tempotempaccio: bad weather Parola parolaccia: bad word Ragazzo ragazzaccio: bad boy (kid) Esprimi lo stesso concetto usando un nome o un aggettivo con un suffisso 1. un grosso libro un librone 2. una brutta parola una parolaccia 3. una lunga lettera una letterona 4. carta di cattiva qualita cartaccia 5. un grande regalo un regalone; little un regalino 6. un piede piccolo un piedino 7. un naso grandeun nasone 8. un brutto affareun affaraccio: a bad deal 9. due ragazzi un po' cattivi due ragazzacci
10. un grosso bacio un bacione 11. un tempo brutto tempaccio 12. un piede grande piedone 13. un coltello piccolo un coltellino 14. una macchina piccola una macchinina; macchinetta fotografica -ina with a car piccolina- really small d'accordo- do you agree 1. Hai mai ricevuto una letteraccia? Da chi? Per quale motivo? No, no ho mai ricevuto una letteraccia. 2. Come sono gli esame in questo corso, esamini o esamoni? esamoni 3. Quali persone nel mondo della televisione del o cinema sono famose per il loro nasone? Owen Wilson 4. Hai visto recentement un filmaccio? Quale? 5. Secondo te, in Italia hanno macchoinone? No,no macchine Quiz review: Imperfetto: Drop re and add vo, vi, va, vamo, vate, vano Ero, eri, era, eravamo, eravate, erano Bevevo, vi, va, vamo, vate, vano Use: habitual actions, continous( no specific beginning or end), age, weather, time, when something was going on, things that were happening, appearance, emotions or state of being Piccolo Ripasso: A. 1. avevo- to have years 2. andavamo 3. era 4. studiavo 5. volevo 6. piaceva 7. studiava 8. preferiva
9. eravate 10. avevate 2/15 Il mese scorso Natalia __e andata __(andare) in Italia. Lei __voleva __(volere) vedere I suoi parenti in Sicilia. Quando __ e arrivata__ (arrivare) alla stazione, lei __ha visto __ (vedere) una bella gelateria. La gelateria __era __ (essere) molto invitante e dentro __c'erano __(esserci) molte persone. Natalia __ sapeva__(sapere) che I gelati siciliani sono molto buoni e __aveva __(avere) voglia di comparne uno. Mentre lei __ camminava__(camminare) verso la gelateria, improvvisamente __ha sentito __(sentire) la voce di sua zia che la __chiamava __(chiamare). Natalia subito __ha smesso__(smettere) di camminare ed __e andata__(andare) verso la macchina dei suoi parenti. I parenti __hanno preso __(prendere) le sue valigie e siccone __era __ (essere) gia tardi, tutti __ sono andati__(andare) a casa dove Natalia __ha trovato__ (trovare) un grande vassoio con molti tipi di gelato per tutti. Trapassato: 1. Perche non hai fatto il compito oggi? Perche aveva gia fatto ieri 2. Perche non sei andata/a al parco stamattina? Perche ero gia andata in biblioteca 3. Perche non hai telefonato a tuo padre ieri? Perche gli avevo gia telefonato domenica 4. Perche non hai apparecchiato la tavola? Perche mio fratello l'aveva gia apparecchiato
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