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Speak Italian out loud with the voice tutor while Kuest explains articles, the passato prossimo and the congiuntivo one clear step at a time.

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topics
10
Levels
CEFR A1–C2
AP exam
AP Italian Language and Culture
AP exam length
2h 30m, fully digital

See how Kuest teaches it

It asks before it tells, so you do the thinking and it sticks.

You: How do I say “We went to Rome last summer”?
Kuest: This is a finished trip, so we use the passato prossimo: a helper verb plus a past participle. Does andare take avere or essere?
You: Essere, because it's movement. So “Siamo andato a Roma l'estate scorsa.”
Kuest: Right helper verb. With essere, the participle agrees with the subject. The subject is noi, so what ending do you need?
You: Plural, so -i: “Siamo andati a Roma l'estate scorsa.”
Kuest: Esatto. And if the group were all women?
You: Then -e: “Siamo andate a Roma.”

Andare takes essere in the passato prossimo, and the participle agrees with the subject: siamo andati, siamo andate.

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The method

How to study Italian with Kuest

Italian is friendly to English speakers, but articles, agreement and the past tenses need steady practice. Saying sentences out loud, recalling words with their article, and building your own examples make the patterns automatic.

  1. Learn the grammar step by stepTutor chat

    Ask about articulated prepositions or the congiuntivo and Kuest explains the rule with examples you complete first.

  2. Build vocabulary with spaced reviewFlashcards

    Turn your class lists into flashcards with the article included, spaced so each word returns just before you'd forget it.

  3. Check reading and writingSnap a photo

    Snap your written homework or a reading and Kuest checks agreement, articles and verb forms, explaining each fix.

  4. Listen with podcastsPodcasts

    Make a short podcast from your unit to hear vocabulary and double consonants in context.

  5. Speak with the voice tutorVoice tutor

    Practice conversations and speaking drills out loud, and rehearse presentations until they flow.

  6. Take mock and oral examsMock exams

    Rehearse your final or AP Italian with mock exams and oral exams, then review what to work on.

What you'll cover

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  1. 01Greetings and pronunciationIntroduce yourself and pronounce double consonants, gli, gn and c/g before e and i
  2. 02Articles and genderChoose il, lo, la, l', i, gli and le and match adjectives to nouns
  3. 03Present tenseConjugate -are, -ere and -ire verbs plus essere, avere, andare and fare
  4. 04Articulated prepositionsCombine di, a, da, in and su with articles: del, alla, nei
  5. 05PiacereSay what you like with mi piace and mi piacciono
  6. 06Passato prossimoForm the past with avere or essere and make participles agree
  7. 07Imperfetto vs passato prossimoTell stories in the past: background and habits vs completed events
  8. 08Object pronouns and neReplace nouns with lo, gli, ne and ci and place them correctly
  9. 09Future and conditionalTalk about plans and polite requests: parlerò, vorrei
  10. 10Congiuntivo presenteUse the subjunctive after opinions, wishes and doubt: penso che sia

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Helps you prepare for

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  • CILS and CELI
  • Seal of Biliteracy

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