3.3: Un passo in più

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    From Words to Sentences and Questions: Expressing Time, Actions, and Plans

    In this section, you're moving beyond the basics and starting to connect the dots. You’ll build the skills to describe what time it is, what you do each day, and where you go, come from, or who you are with. These are essential tools for navigating daily life in Italian. You’ll go beyond simply learning new words. You’ll begin forming complete thoughts, asking meaningful questions, and expressing everyday actions and plans with clarity. Whether you're setting up a coffee date, talking about your hobbies, or figuring out when to meet a friend, this unit will give you the confidence to speak and share your thoughts.

    You’re about to explore how Italians talk about time, movement, and everyday activities. Along the way, you’ll practice using useful verbs, time expressions, and vocabulary that bring your Italian to life.

    A clock mounted on a building, with ornate street signage and a blue sky visible above in a narrow urban setting.
    A close-up of a round wall clock with a black frame, showing the time and mounted on a surface with a colorful background.
    A decorative street clock hangs on a pole against a blue sky, with buildings visible in the background.
    Figure \(\PageIndex{1}\): Come passi la tua giornata? Come passi il tempo? (Copyright CC BY-NC 4.0; Author Diana Ferrara)

    Ready to tell the time, plan your day, and engage in real conversations? Let’s get started.

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