Future plans, opinions & final role-play.
The foundation capstone. Future tense (futuro semplice), opinion phrases like 'secondo me' and 'sono d'accordo', and a capstone role-play that combines everything from Days 1-15 into a single five-minute Italian conversation. By the end you'll be able to walk into Italy and start speaking on Day 1 — politely, slowly, but confidently.
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01Future tense
Endings -rò, -rai, -rà, -remo, -rete, -ranno. Six irregular stems: essere, avere, andare, fare, dare, dire.
02Making plans
'Andiamo a …?', 'che ne dici di …?'. 'Fra' = in (forward time), 'fa' = ago (past). Both go AFTER the amount.
03Opinions
'Secondo me' is the A1-A2 opener — avoids subjunctive. 'Sono d'accordo' / 'forse' / 'dipende' close any conversation loop.
04Final role-play
12-line capstone dialogue between Aarav and Mei. Combines greetings, intro, past, future, opinions, plans, farewell.
'Secondo me' — the safe opinion opener
Use 'Secondo me' (according to me) to introduce any opinion — it's natural and common. Avoid starting with 'Penso che' or 'Credo che' — these trigger the congiuntivo (subjunctive mood), a B1-level grammar structure you haven't learned yet, and wrong forms will confuse native speakers. Secondo me + indicative is always correct.