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complementiVersión en línea Test your knowledge of Italian sentence complements. por brighetti adele 1 The complemento di modo is always introduced by the preposition 'in'. Sì No 2 The complemento oggetto in Italian must always precede the verb. Sì No 3 In Italian, every sentence requires a complemento. Sì No 4 Place complements (complementi di luogo) are expressed with prepositions such as a, in, and su to indicate location. Sì No 5 The direct object is always marked by the definite article in Italian grammar. Sì No 6 The complemento di specificazione answers questions like 'di chi?' and uses the preposition di. Sì No 7 The complemento di luogo cannot be expressed with the preposition 'da'. Sì No 8 The complemento indiretto (indirect object) is often introduced by the preposition a, as in 'regalo a Maria'. Sì No 9 The direct object in Italian is called the complemento oggetto and usually follows the verb. Sì No 10 Time complements (complementi di tempo) tell when something happens and can be introduced by words like 'domani' or 'stasera'. Sì No

complementiVersión en línea

Test your knowledge of Italian sentence complements.

por brighetti adele

The complemento di modo is always introduced by the preposition 'in'.

Sì

The complemento oggetto in Italian must always precede the verb.

Sì

In Italian, every sentence requires a complemento.

Sì

Place complements (complementi di luogo) are expressed with prepositions such as a, in, and su to indicate location.

Sì

The direct object is always marked by the definite article in Italian grammar.

Sì

The complemento di specificazione answers questions like 'di chi?' and uses the preposition di.

Sì

The complemento di luogo cannot be expressed with the preposition 'da'.

Sì

The complemento indiretto (indirect object) is often introduced by the preposition a, as in 'regalo a Maria'.

Sì

The direct object in Italian is called the complemento oggetto and usually follows the verb.

Sì

Time complements (complementi di tempo) tell when something happens and can be introduced by words like 'domani' or 'stasera'.

Sì

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Sí o No

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Sí o No

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Sí o No

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Sí o No

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complementiVersión en línea

por brighetti adele

The complemento di modo is always introduced by the preposition 'in'.

The complemento oggetto in Italian must always precede the verb.

In Italian, every sentence requires a complemento.

Place complements (complementi di luogo) are expressed with prepositions such as a, in, and su to indicate location.

The direct object is always marked by the definite article in Italian grammar.

The complemento di specificazione answers questions like 'di chi?' and uses the preposition di.

The complemento di luogo cannot be expressed with the preposition 'da'.

The complemento indiretto (indirect object) is often introduced by the preposition a, as in 'regalo a Maria'.

The direct object in Italian is called the complemento oggetto and usually follows the verb.

Time complements (complementi di tempo) tell when something happens and can be introduced by words like 'domani' or 'stasera'.

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