Every child would like to have a warrior or superhero who protects them. Many adults would like it too!

Would you like to have a warrior near you? Would you like to be a superhero?

Are you battling Italian pronouns?

In this activity we introduce a beautiful song by Marco Mengoni: Guerriero (warrior.)

Sing with Marco to practice your listening skills and your Italian pronunciation.

Check the lyrics below and complete the pronoun exercise.

Use the online dictionary to look for words you don't know.

Observe:

"Mi, ti..." (me, to me, myself, you, to you, yourself...) are pronouns. Sometimes they are used as reflexive pronouns, sometimes as direct or indirect pronouns. To avoid confusion remember that in general "mi, ti, ci, vi" do not change. Only third persons change.

"Niente può colpirti..." (Nothing can hit you...) Remember that when the verb is in the infinitive form the pronoun is positioned behind the verb.

"Mi rialzerò..." (I will stand up again... literally I will raise myself again.) Here the verb "raise" is used in the reflexive form. Raise myself.

Use the dictionary if you need.