The book Gram e Matica describes the grammar and syntactic structure of the modern Italian language in a clear and precise manner. It is aimed at students of all language proficiency levels (A1 A2 B1 B2 C1 C2), as well as those who come into contact with the Italian language for professional or cultural reasons. The book is divided into appropriate teaching units so that one can easily find the phenomenon they want to learn or review. The chosen approach is the comparative analysis of two linguistic systems.
The grammar and syntactic theory is presented in Italian and Greek, so that the reader, through their own language, can deeply understand the structure of the language being learned. Each unit includes many exercises (of various types, accompanied by solutions), necessary for learning the rules or consolidating a complex grammatical or syntactic topic. Additionally, there are tables that address the most common linguistic queries. In the appendix, the most important figures of speech are explained in Italian and Greek.