Exercise 13.3: Review – Describing People and Places 🧠🏘️🧍‍♀️ #

You’ve learned the words. You’ve practiced the grammar.
Now let’s see what you remember when everything is mixed together!

1. Fill in the Blanks #

Choose the correct adjective (and form!) for each sentence.

1. Il mio vicino è __________ e __________. (kind, tall)
2. La biblioteca è molto __________. (quiet)
3. Le ragazze sono __________. (funny)
4. Il bar è piccolo ma __________. (welcoming)
5. La stazione è __________ e __________. (crowded, noisy)

2. True or False? (Vero o Falso?) #

Write V (vero) or F (falso):

1. “Le città moderne” is a correct phrase.
2. “Il ristorante sono rumorosa.” is grammatically correct.
3. “Gentile” changes form in the plural.
4. “Bello” means ugly.
5. “Le piazze sono affollate” means “The squares are crowded.”

3. Complete the Mini-Dialogue #

Fill in the blanks with appropriate adjectives:

Viktor: Com’è il tuo professore?
Geoff: È __________ e molto __________.
Viktor: E la scuola?
Geoff: È abbastanza __________, ma anche __________!

4. Mix & Match #

Match the Italian adjective with its English meaning.

5. Describe the Scene 🖼️ #

Imagine you’re in a sunny Italian piazza. Describe:

• The place (use at least 3 adjectives)
• The people (use at least 2 adjectives)
• One opinion (e.g. Mi piace perché…)

That’s it – you did it! You’re officially ready to describe the world in Italian. Or at least impress your barista. 🎉🇮🇹