Easy Learning Italian Complete Grammar, Verbs and Vocabulary (3 books in 1): Trusted Support for Learning

The book is not good to study from The paper is like old newspapers The touch of it very bad And I can’t write any thing on the book to study, it’s very small to have it for study

I was already familiar with Collin's Italian Grammar and even as it was good for a beginner,as a grammar book I would have liked it to be so comprehensive as to be useful after the initial years. But this book in its combination of grammar, verbs and vocabulary is everything you'll need to kickstart your Italian. Yes, the grammar is basic. But the verb tables and the extra verb index is very helpful. The vocabulary has masculine and feminine nouns in separate pages which makes it easier to learn; in addition it has 40 pages of supplementary vocabulary arranged according to parts of speech (great to augment your reading vocabulary). The grammar points are very succinctly explained. So if you're just starting with your Italian, get this book. Pair it with a coursebook or classroom, and it's of great help. If you're beginning with Italian in school, this book is all you need before an exam.

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This book gives very easy to understand information on grammar.

Brilliant though somewhat overwhelming book due to amount of information contained. If you are studying Italian in a class this is quite an essential book - the Verb Tables are second to none, and if you are at advanced Beginner Level and beyond you will really appreciate this book. There is an awful lot to sink your teeth into and gives practical examples on use based on the context the words are being used. Italian is a somewhat completed language with many words having several meanings and a different verb word for plural, singular, me, you they etc. If studying on your own it will be hard not to get overwhelmed by this book and the amount to learn. If studing in a class, I strongly advise only look at the information in context of that weeks study work and take your time to understand it all. My cousin-in-law is Italian and I have been advised that it can easily take 2 years minimum to really grasp the nuances of Italian. I see what they mean. I am using it as a companion to my class studies and find it valuable.