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I sostantivi italiani più comuni – Casa e oggetti

(Most Common Italian Nouns – Home & Objects)

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In the end I look again the room and I think that the house, little by little, it changes really.
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To close I turn the key in the lock and I check twice.
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On a shelf I put some small objects, and on a bookcase I put the books heavier.
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In the living room I turn off the lamp, I tidy the sofa and I put away a few things left on the table.
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then I open a window to change air and I let come in a little bit of light.
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If something is missing, I open a drawer and I search until I find it.
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In the end I take a towel, I use soap and shampoo, and I tidy up everything.
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To avoid losing documents, I keep a folder of paper near the entrance.
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I move the curtain, I look outside and I close again the window.
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In summer instead I turn on the air conditioner and I close well the windows.
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I take the toothbrush, I put the toothpaste and I wash my teeth carefully.
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Then we go back inside and we close the patio door for silence.
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in the evening I come back and I look for the key in the bag, because I do not want make noise.
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I redo the bed, I pull the sheet and I arrange well the blanket.
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After the shower I look at myself in the mirror and I get ready to go out.
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From up there we look the roof and we see the lights of the city.
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To go up I take often the elevator, but sometimes I do the stairs to move a little.
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When I finish, I put back every object in its place and I feel lighter.
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I check the toilet (the restroom) and I leave it always clean.
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In the end we have breathed: the house was a mess, but a mess we can handle.
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I go through the hallway and I prepare the house for the night.
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Then I take the vacuum cleaner, I vacuum in the hallway and I vacuum also in the living room.
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I enter into the shower, I adjust the tap and I wash calmly.
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In the bathroom I leave the towel and soap in their place and I check that the toilet is clean.
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in front I put a low table and around I put a chair extra, when they arrive friends.
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