All’ufficio postale

At the Post Office

Answer the question in Italian.
1 / 15
You are making another polite request.
Write in Italian: “I would like this postcard.”
Answer the question in Italian.
2 / 15
You are describing how you speak at the counter.
How would you say in Italian: “At the counter, I speak politely.”
Answer the question in Italian.
3 / 15
You are describing the place around you.
How would you say in Italian: “It is quiet”?
Answer the question in Italian.
4 / 15
You are talking about the price of the postcard.
Write in Italian: “This postcard costs seventy-five cents.”
Answer the question in Italian.
5 / 15
You are retelling the moment at the counter.
Write in Italian: “The clerk nods and finds one.”
Answer the question in Italian.
6 / 15
You are using the same pattern with one item instead of two.
How would you say in Italian: “There is one counter.”
Answer the question in Italian.
7 / 15
You are asking for help at the post office.
How would you say in Italian: “I would like a stamp for this postcard.”
Answer the question in Italian.
8 / 15
You are telling someone what you are holding.
How would you say in Italian: “I am holding a postcard in my hand”?
Answer the question in Italian.
9 / 15
You are describing your arrival at the post office.
How would you say in Italian: “I walk into a small post office”?
Answer the question in Italian.
10 / 15
You are describing what happens after you mail the card.
Write in Italian: “The postcard is on its way.”
Answer the question in Italian.
11 / 15
You are describing where the box is.
Translate into Italian: “There is a red box near the door.”
Answer the question in Italian.
12 / 15
You are checking your postcard one more time.
Write in Italian: “I check the postcard again.”
Answer the question in Italian.
13 / 15
You are making a polite request.
Write in Italian: “I would like a stamp.”
Answer the question in Italian.
14 / 15
You are combining two patterns from the story.
How would you say in Italian: “I want to check the postcard again.”
Answer the question in Italian.
15 / 15
You are saying what you see in the room.
Write in Italian: “There are two counters.”
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