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Video lessons, tests and exercises that explain what each preposition means and when to use it, so your sentences sound natural.

Prepositions are small words, but they decide whether an Italian sentence sounds right. You can know the vocabulary and the verb forms and still hesitate over whether to say a Roma or in Roma, di or da, su or sopra. Many learners simply guess and hope the listener understands.
The difficulty is real. Prepositions rarely map one to one onto your own language. One Italian word can cover several meanings, and one meaning can be expressed by several different words. On top of that, prepositions merge with articles to form new shapes such as nel, sulla and dagli, which makes the whole system look like a wall of exceptions.
Most textbooks give a short table and a few examples, then move on. You are left to learn the rest by trial and error, and mistakes become habits. Searching the internet for answers costs a lot of time, and the information you find is often incomplete or contradicts itself.
This course takes the opposite approach. It takes one preposition at a time, shows its main meanings, explains the logic behind them and then makes you use it again and again in tests and exercises. By the end, the choice stops feeling like a lottery and starts feeling like a pattern you recognise.
Understand the core idea behind di, a, da, in, con, su, per and tra/fra instead of memorising isolated examples.
Decide quickly between pairs that cause the most mistakes, such as a and in, or da and di.
Combine prepositions with definite articles without stopping to check a table.
Talk about where you are, where you are going, when something happens and how long it lasts.
Learn common verb and preposition pairs as ready-made units.
Use the tests and answer explanations to see why an option is wrong, not only that it is wrong.
Follow everyday phrases and dialogues where the preposition carries the meaning.
Use the lessons as a reference you can open again before a trip, an exam or a conversation.
Understanding a rule and applying it in real time are two different skills. That is why this course is not only theory. Each lesson explains one idea, and then you practise it in tests and exercises until the choice becomes automatic.
The practice is varied on purpose. You complete short quizzes, fill in missing prepositions, correct sentences and match phrases to situations. Because you meet the same preposition in different settings, you learn how it behaves rather than how it looks in a single example.
The course is aimed at learners who already have some Italian and want to tidy up one of the most confusing areas of grammar. If you are a complete beginner, you can still follow it step by step, because the first module starts with how prepositions work in a sentence.

The course is self-paced. The lessons are recorded videos that you can watch on a computer, tablet or phone whenever it suits you. You do not need to be online at a set time, and you can pause, rewind and repeat any explanation.
The programme is divided into six modules that follow a logical order. You start with the structure of prepositions and articulated forms, then move through the main prepositions in groups, then through place and time, and finish by using everything together in speech. Each module combines video explanations with tests and exercises.
Every lesson comes with practice materials, so you never watch passively. We suggest completing the exercises right after each video and returning to the tests a few days later. Spacing your practice like this helps the patterns settle in your memory.
Six modules, 23 lessons. Each module ends with a practice test that brings its topics together.

Clear explanations you can watch at your own pace and replay as often as you like.
Practice after each topic so you apply the rule immediately.
Each step builds on the previous one, from basic forms to real-life use.
Dedicated lessons on the choices that cause the most mistakes.
A way to check what you have mastered and which areas need another look.
All lessons and materials are collected in one place, available from any device.
Return to any lesson whenever you need a refresher.
If the course is not right for you, you can ask for a refund within 14 days.
When you finish, prepositions stop being a source of hesitation. You can build a sentence about where you live, where you are going, who you are with and when something happens, and the prepositions come naturally rather than from guesswork.
You will also understand the logic of the system. When you meet an unfamiliar phrase, you will have a good idea why the preposition is there and what it adds. This makes reading and listening easier, because you notice the small words that carry the meaning.
Just as importantly, you will have a complete set of lessons and exercises to come back to. If a particular pair still feels shaky after a month, you can open the lesson, review the explanation and practise again until it is secure.
The course is self-paced, so it depends on you. Many learners set aside two to four hours a week, watching a few lessons and completing the exercises that go with them. You can go faster or slower.
Some basic knowledge helps, such as simple sentences and common verbs. The first module explains how prepositions work, so motivated beginners can follow along, though the examples will be easier with a few months of study behind you.
After your payment is confirmed, the course is added to your personal account. You can log in and start straight away from any device with an internet connection.
The lessons are recorded video explanations, supported by tests and exercises. You can pause, rewind and repeat any part.
Yes. The lessons and exercises remain in your account, so you can return to them whenever you want to review a topic.
You can request a full refund within 14 days of purchase if the course does not meet your expectations.
No. You can complete the whole programme on your own schedule, at whatever time of day suits you.
It is designed to build practical skill. Each explanation is followed by exercises and tests, and the last module is devoted to using prepositions in everyday speech and dialogues.
Start the lessons today and replace guesswork with clear, practised rules.