Talking about the present in Italian

The video introduces a lesson on Italian language, featuring Mike's activities in Milan. It covers how to describe actions using Italian verbs, including regular and irregular conjugations. Viewers are invited to join a community for additional learning resources.

What is Mike doing while he is in Milan?

• He is learning Italian.

• He is visiting a museum.

• He is having breakfast and walking.

• He is attending a conference.

What does Mike do at the market?

• He buys clothes.

• He buys fruit and vegetables.

• He buys books.

• He buys electronics.

What meal does Mike prepare?

• Pizza

• Salad

• Risotto

• Pasta

Which verb is used in Italian to describe actions happening at the moment?

• Essere

• Fare

• Avere

• Stare

How do you conjugate verbs ending in 'are' for ongoing actions in Italian?

• By adding 'endo'

• By adding 'uto'

• By adding 'ando'

• By adding 'ito'

What is the Italian verb form for 'doing'?

• Facendo

• Fanno

• Faccio

• Fai

Which of the following is an irregular verb in Italian?

• Parlare

• Dire

• Dormire

• Mangiare