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Yesterday she came to see me in the garden.

Yesterday he worked for (per) me and for you.
Yesterday we found a good book under the piano.
Yesterday you lost the pencil and the pen.
Yesterday he spoke to his sister.

The man near here is my father.

The men near the church are my brothers.

Your mother is a good woman.

His sisters are good women.

Those women around the table are my aunts.

My uncles are far from New York.

I speak now, and you spoke yesterday.

You went to church yesterday, and I go to-day.

She comes now, and he came yesterday.

My mother spoke to me yesterday, and you speak to me now. You found my pen yesterday, and I lost my pencil.

He saw the women yesterday, and she sees the men now.

The men are far from the women, and the girls are near the boys.

Where did you go yesterday?

Yesterday I went to see my brothers.
When did you come from New York?
I came from New York yesterday.
Where did you find the book I lost?
I found the book you lost in the church.
Where did you speak yesterday?

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I spoke to the men in the garden.
Did you work far from here yesterday?

No, I worked around there, near the church.

Traducete questo in inglese

Io cammino oggi, e voi camminaste ieri.

Voi parlaste ieri, e lei parla ora.

Ieri parlai con vostro padre e con vostra madre.
Quelle donne vennero a vedermi ieri.

Mettete le sedie intorno alla tavola.

Gli uomini trovarono il libro sul piano.

7. Voi lavoraste vicino alla chiesa.

8. La chiesa è lontana da quì.

9. Ieri mio fratello venne a vedermi.

10. Ieri andaste con mio fratello nel giardino.

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Who can push that door?

Which book can I pull from here?

Who sleeps on that table?

Who can try to pull the door?

You send me much milk and bread.
I have many books and much ink.
There is much ink in that bottle.
There are many books on that piano.

I send you to find your brother in the church.

I love my father and mother; you love your brothers and sisters.

He receives his hat from his mother.

She hears your voice in the church.

We sleep on the desk, and she sleeps on the chair.

My house is not far from the church.

Who sleeps on that big table?

Your brothers are (1) sleeping on the table.

Who receives my letters now?

Your daughter receives your letters,

Which man wrote the letter to your father?
The brother of that girl near the house.
Can you go and hear his voice in the church?
Yes, I can go and hear his voice there.
Do you love your brother and sister?
Yes, I love my brother and sister.
Can you push the door of the church?

No, I cannot push the door of the church.

Can you try to eat this bread and drink this milk?

Yes, I can try to eat this bread and drink this milk.

Do you love your

uncle and aunt?

Yes, I love my uncle and aunt.
Can you sleep on the chair?

No, I cannot sleep on the chair.

(1) L'ausiliario essere innanzi al gerundio dei verbi corrisponde al verbo stare in italiano. They are sleeping, essi stanno dormendo; I am working, io sto larorando; you are eating, voi state mangiando, ecc.

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Chi ama vostro padre e vostra madre? 2. Quale libro devo mettere sul piano? Io mi provo di trovar lavoro oggi.

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4.

Voi ricevete il latte da vostro padre.

5. Essa sente la vostra voce nella chiesa.

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Vi è molto latte e pane.

Vi sono molti libri e penne.

Io spingo la porta del giardino.

9. Egli tira la porta della chiesa.

10. Noi dormiamo sulle sedie.

Vocabolario delle cinque ultime lezioni

around, intorno

ate, mangiai

aunt, zia

brother, fratello came, venni

church, chiesa

come, venire

could, potetti
daughter, figlia
drank, bevetti
door, porta
far, lontano
father, padre
find, trovare
found, trovai

from the, dal, dallo, dalla

garden, giardino

gave, diedi

go, andare

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house, casa

in the, nel, nello, nella

learned, imparai

lose, perdere lost, persi love, amare

man, uomo many, molti men, uomini mother, madre much, molto near, vicino

of the, del, dello, della pull, tirare

push, spingere

read (red), lessi

receive, ricevere

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Yesterday I pushed the door of my house.
Yesterday you pulled the door of your church.
Yesterday she sent me all the books she had.
Last week he heard my voice in the church.
Last week we slept on this bed.

Last week you received a hat from me.
Last year I tried to find work for you.

Last year I loved my brother and sister very much.
Last year you gave me all your pencils.

How much milk can you drink?

How many chairs do you have?

How much cheese and bread can you eat?

How many bottles have you put on the table?

(1) Questa parola si usa quando si vuol chiedere permesso.

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