
“Portare” and “prendere”: Italian grammar lesson 63
Portare vs prendere: how to use them? What’s the difference? Italian grammar lesson with simple rules, examples, conjugations, sentences, and exercises.
In the Italian language, both indirect and direct object pronouns are to be used in order to substitute the name of a person or of an object. In these posts, we are going to deal only with Italian direct object pronouns. Direct object pronouns perform the function of a direct object.
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Portare vs prendere: how to use them? What’s the difference? Italian grammar lesson with simple rules, examples, conjugations, sentences, and exercises.
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