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Da Capo is designed to help intermediate Italian students expand their comprehension of grammar through coordinated readings that illustrate grammar in action. A variety of drills and exercises integrate Italian cultural information with grammar to help students think and communicate in the language.
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"The order in which the various components of the chapters are presented is effective. The approach is cultural, and not grammatical, and that works!"
"I welcome enthusiastically the new Vivere in Italia and A voi la parola sections. It's wonderful to have culture presented conveniently, in passages whose length won't won't scare off the students."
"I find everything in the chapter very interesting: the format, the presentation of the material, the topic, the presentation of grammar, and the conversational aspects. I certainly would use it for my classes."
"The materials are interesting, pertinent, and relevant. The cultural topics address many of the issues that are arising in the 21st century. The issue of immigration is an important, and one that will affect future demographics of Italy in many and different ways."
About the Author:
"I welcome enthusiastically the new Vivere in Italia and A voi la parola sections. It's wonderful to have culture presented conveniently, in passages whose length won't won't scare off the students."
"I find everything in the chapter very interesting: the format, the presentation of the material, the topic, the presentation of grammar, and the conversational aspects. I certainly would use it for my classes."
"The materials are interesting, pertinent, and relevant. The cultural topics address many of the issues that are arising in the 21st century. The issue of immigration is an important, and one that will affect future demographics of Italy in many and different ways."
Antonio Morena is a graduate of Middlebury College (BA / MA) and has received a Laurea from the University of Florence. In September 2008 he received his PhD from Harvard University (Department of Romance Languages & Literatures). He is currently an adjunct lecturer at Bentley College and has been teaching at the Harvard Extension School since 2003. During the summer he is a visiting professor at the Middlebury College Italian School.
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- PublisherHeinle & Heinle Publishers Inc.,U.S.
- Publication date1995
- ISBN 10 0030162734
- ISBN 13 9780030162732
- BindingCD-ROM
- Edition number4
- Number of pages421
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