Questions & Answers about I temi del libro sono molto interessanti.
Since "tema" ends in "-a", shouldn't the plural be "le teme"?
Why does the adjective interessanti end in -i here?
Why doesn't molto change to molti to match the plural noun i temi?
In this sentence, molto is an adverb meaning "very," and it is describing how interesting the themes are. Adverbs are invariable, meaning their endings never change. Molto only changes its ending to agree with a noun when it acts as an adjective meaning "a lot of" or "many," such as in molti temi (many themes).
Why do we use del libro instead of just di libro for "of the book"?