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Last seen: Mar 19, 2023
Ciao Stefano, number 27 is dal poster and dal manifesto the same? Grazie, Michael
Hi Julieta, Great way to remember the difference between wake up and get up in English just listen to Bob Marley sing "Get up, stand up". It was a...
Ciao Stefano, number 13 is "li faro poi" the same as li faro a dopo? Grazie e Buon Natale
Ciao Stefano, number 20, the word dustbin is not used any longer in the practical sense. We have an expression "The dustbin of history." This means...
Ciao Stefano, on number 12, all is understood as usual, however in American english we usually say "the car is not running". If I were to say to a...
The structure in this program is excellent. I listen to rai3 prima pagina every morning for ear training and can honestly say I am not fluent by any m...
Interesting question. I know they are interchangeable but when I tried to think of examples for myself I found I will use each day in the past tense. ...
No questions Stefano, I'll keep trying. I was in Sardinia in September and my Italian was much better this year because of your program but I still ha...
Ciao Stefano, number 23 The expression "work out" is usually used when people go to the gym or lift weights or exercise is their only purpose. I'll ...
Ciao Stefano, numero 18, un po' meglio inglese... "The line takes an hour? grazie mille, continua cosi
capito. grazie.
Caio Stefano, hope you are well. Its your english guy pain in the ass again! Number 30. "Its still seven. The post office must be closed." In eng...
Essatamente!
Happy to respond to a cat. we need someone that can explain better than myself, but when a person would say "it rained on picnic's day", a person that...
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