This class covers direct and indirect object pronouns, prepositions, and reviews key tenses including imperfect, past perfect, and usage of the present and past conditional. It can be taken alone or with other MLSN French classes.

Review and learn more complex grammar points and avoid common pitfalls through oral drills, conversation, and written exercises. Take this class alone or in conjunction with any other advanced MLSN Italian class. Materials will be emailed.

NEW Study the present tense, future tense, near future (futur proche), recent past (passé récent), and major past tenses. Topics include related grammar structures and their usage in sentences. Designed to build a solid foundation for further French study, suitable for those at French I beginner level.

For more experienced beginners; learn the everyday vocabulary and phrases needed to deal with real life situations. Review of basic grammar, regular and irregular verbs in the present and past tense, vocabulary and sentence structure will be covered. Materials will be emailed.

Focus on French pronoun systems, adverbial complements of time, place and manner, along with a structured review of key verb tenses. Class improves accuracy and overall language proficiency. It can be taken alone or with other MLSN French classes.

For those who have taken a beginning class and want to engage in daily conversation and deal with real-life situations during their next trip to Italy. Basic grammar, sentence structure, verbs in the present tense, and vocabulary will be taught. Materials will be emailed.

This lively conversation group is for those with well-established French skills. Improve your speaking skills, grammar, vocabulary and use of idioms and slang. Discuss cultural topics and current events using newspaper, essays and other materials. Prerequisite: solid knowledge of grammar.

Italian: Intermediate Conversation Review and learn practical vocabulary, present, past, imperfect, future, conditional, compound tenses, direct and indirect discourse, subjunctive vs indicative mood, direct, indirect and combined object pronouns, particles CI e NE, prepositions as well as common pitfalls to avoid through oral drills, conversation, reading, audiovisual materials, written and online exercises. Materials will be emailed.