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My parents love me, and I love them.

The husband of your sister works with me.
My wife goes to church every day.

My nephew Tony is very kind to me.

Your niece Mary came to see me last week.
Her cousin Angelo is tired this evening.
His cousin Sylvia is hungry and thirsty
This is my townsman.

Those are your townsmen.

Both your brother and sister came to see me.
His wife is right, she should not go to work.

That man is wrong, he should not send her to work.
Their mother goes to see them often.

She seldom comes to see me.

Your sister is a very fine girl.

That man is very rude to his wife.

Are your parents living?

Yes, they are both living.

Where are your wife and son?

They are in Italy.

Where are his nephew and niece?

His nephew is in America, and his niece is in Italy.

Who is that man waiting for you?

He is my townsman.

Who is right, he or his wife?

His wife is right, he is wrong.

When does your cousin come to see you?

He comes often.

Do they come to see you often?

No, they come very seldom because they live far from here.

Who is that fine girl near the church?

She is my sister.

Did you hear that rude boy speaking to his mother?
Yes, I heard him.

Traducete questo in inglese

Spesso vado a vedere i miei genitori.

Di rado mio fratello va a vedere i suoi nipoti.

La vostra nipotina è ammalata.

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La sua sorella è una buona ragazza.

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Il loro nipote andò in Italia.

Questo è il mio paesano.

Quell' uomo ha torto; la sua moglie ha ragione.
Quegli uomini sono miei cugini.

Ambedue i miei fratelli sono buoni.

Quel ragazzo fu molto sgarbato ieri quando parlò al padre.

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fear, temere feared, temetti

fine, buono, piacevole fix, accomodare fixed, accomodai glad, contento happy, felice hard, duro hungry, aver fame husband, marito kind, gentile late, tardi

lazy, pigro listen, ascoltare

listened, ascoltai

make, fare

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sick, malato

short, mancante, corto should, dovrei

slow, adagio

some, un po' di, alcuno

sorry, dispiacente thirsty, aver sete tired, stanco

townsman, paesano

unhappy, infelice

unkind, scortese

well, bene

wife, moglie window, finestra without, senza

would, vorrei

wrong, aver torto

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-I go to bed after having -Vado a letto dopo aver

studied my lesson.

-How long do you take to study your lesson?

-It takes me nearly two hours and a half.

-Do you study every evening? | -Yes sir, with the exception of Saturday evening.

-Why don't you study Saturday evenings?

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Studiate ogni sera?

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Sabato sera.

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-Perchè non studiate il Sabato sera?

-Because I like to take a walk -Perchè mi piace di fare una

with my friend.

-Where does your friend live? -My friend lives with me, and we both board with an American family.

-Do you not board with your brother-in-law?

-No; we like to board with an American family because we have a better opportunity for speaking English.

passeggiata col mio amico. -Dove abita il vostro amico? -Il mio amico abita con me, e ambedue stiamo a dozzina da una famiglia americana.

-Non state a dozzina da vostro cognato?

-No; ci piace di stare a dozzina da una famiglia americana perchè abbiamo migliore opportunità di parlare l'inglese.

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-No, I will not shave myself -No, non mi raderò stamane.

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