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Andreas Alder
This set of flashcards helps learn Italian at a university level, focusing on vocabulary, grammar, and word formation. It includes terms like "terrify," "sour," and "common," along with prefixes and suffixes. The platform supports backward learning, allowing users to practice from Italian to their native language. Ideal for advanced learners, students, and anyone aiming to refine their Italian fluency, these cards offer a comprehensive tool for mastering the language.
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26
Students
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Language
German
Category
Italian
Level
University
Created / Updated
19.05.2016 / 19.05.2016

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Word formation (decide): I have made a difficult……..

decision

verb of the noun "length"

lengthen

Which prefixes mean "more than usual/too much"

over/hyper-

adjective of the noun "critic, criticism"

critical

noun of the verb "criticise"

critic

noun of the verb "endanger"

danger

noun of the verb "modernise"

modernism

Which word describes the following meaning: very special, unusual, or good; not the same as anything or anyone else 

unique

Which prefix means "again"

re-

Complete the sentence with a suitable preposition. My father admitted …….. feeling nervous

to

Which word describes the following meaning: used for emphasizing what is really true or exact compared with a general idea or what people expected. 

actual

adjective of the verb "terrify"

terrifying

Which word describes the following meaning: normal, or typical of what happens or of what people do in most situations

common

to eat a lot of smth very quickly

scoff

Word formation (enginge): Next sommer i will start to study……

engineering

verb of the noun "strength"

strengthen

Word formation (support): He has been very supportive of his sister.

supportive

noun of the adjective "hot"

heat

Which adjective does not fit with de preposition? He's thrilled/excited/enthusiastic/keen about joining the skydiving team.

keen

the taste of a lemon, grapefruit

sour

Which adjective does not fit with de preposition? He felt sure/convinced/determined/confident of his ability to win

determined

Complete the sentence with a suitable preposition. He was prevented …….. competing because of an injury

from

Which adjective does not fit with de preposition? She's very comitted/involved/dedicated/devoted to teaching young people about safety

involved

noun of the verb "terrify"

terror

adjective of the noun "heat"

hot

Which word describes the following meaning: used for emphasizing that you are talking about one specific person or thing and not anyone or anything else

particular

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