100 Most Used Italian Verbs Poster

It’s great help with my kids grammer

This is what I wanted but it would have been better quality on firmer paper. Very flimsy. However, it's helpful. Good for a classroom.

Update 3/27/23:After using this poster for almost 2 weeks, I'm finding it pretty annoying that the verbs aren't in alphabetical order within each different section. I use this as a reference when I can't remember a verb conjugation, and I have to go through ALL the verbs, one-by-one, to find the one I'm looking for. I understand that they are in order of most used, but that doesn't help me learn Italian. Dropped from 5 to 4 stars.Original review:This poster is exactly what I was hoping for. This is the best layout of common Italian verbs that I have been able to find. It makes it so easy to reference the different conjugations for each verb, and even the associated pronouns. I also love that it includes the past tense and gerund (-ing) forms of the verbs. Though, I am surprised that the "100 Most Used Italian Verbs" poster doesn't include "Stare (to stay)", as it is very common: e.g. "Come Stai? = How are you?" That small detail aside, I plan to get the Spanish one next.Note: Those green glasses that come with it are useless. They are supposed to "cause all the IRREGULAR verb forms to disappear before your very eyes!" As you can see from my photos, they are all still clearly visible with the glasses on. Luckily, that doesn't affect me.