Italian Language Game: Vocabulary Quiz #1



In this Italian Language Game, Vocabulary Quiz #1, you can playfully test your knowledge of 8 basic Italian verbs that end in -are.
You'll also review the present tense forms of these verbs.

  • parlare - to speak
  • imparare - to learn
  • trovare - to find
  • augurare - to wish (someone)
  • aspettare - to wait
  • abitare - to live (reside)
  • salutare - to greet
  • esercitare - to practice
     

In this quiz, we are using verb forms that are part of our Italian course "Marco in Italia" Level 1. 
See and hear each in the context of a short phrase or sentence.
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Posted 11:43AM on April 27 2015 by Ulrike Rettig
Categories: Italian | Tags: Games for language, Italian 1 course, Italian quick game, Italian test, Language learning, Marco in italia