Italian Irregular Adjectives
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Objective
I can correctly use common Italian irregular adjectives to describe people and things.
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Practice
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Name three categories of Italian adjectives that typically precede the noun they modify, as discussed in the video.
Provide an example sentence in Italian using a possessive adjective (mio, tuo, suo, nostro, vostro, loro) correctly placed before the noun. Translate the sentence into English.
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Exit ticket
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“Complete the sentence using the correct form of the possessive adjective: "Non toccare ______ (my) penna!" Complete the sentence using the correct form of the demonstrative adjective: "______ (This) libro è molto interessante." ”
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