Sentence structure in Italian - Struttura della frase in italiano

Are you learning Italian and want to understand how to make sentences? Then you've come to the right place! In this lesson I'll take you through the essential steps of constructing simple sentences in Italian, focusing on the key elements that will allow you to communicate effectively. We'll look at how to form affirmative, negative and interrogative sentences, giving you the basis for expressing yourself clearly in everyday situations. Whether you're just starting out or want to consolidate your sentence-building skills, this guide will give you the tools to feel more confident and fluent in Italian. Let's dive in and start forming sentences together! 1. Affirmative sentence: a statement that something happened An affirmative sentence is used to affirm something , i.e. to say something in a positive way. The simplest structure in Italian is: subject + verb + object Example : Io (subject) mangio (verb) una mela (object). This sentence means that I am eating an apple...