In this beginner-level lesson, we cover the very popular Italian word “molto”. This word has three different meanings and functions, and depending on its use we need to change its final letter.
When “molto” functions as an adverb, it doesn’t change based on gender or number. The meaning is “very”.
When “molto” functions as an adjective or as a pronoun, it changes based on gender and number. As an adjective it means “a lot of”, while as a pronoun it means “a lot”.
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Links Mentioned and Other Resources
CLICK HERE to listen to episode #69: The Position of Adjectives in Italian.
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CLICK HERE to get the Irregular Past Participles Learning Map, a guide summarizing the most common irregular past participles in Italian.
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