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Padroneggia i 100 Verbi Essenziali

Master the 100 Essential Verbs

Answer the question in Italian.
1 / 15
You are talking about a woman who cannot find something.
How would you say in Italian: “She looks for the keys.”
Answer the question in Italian.
2 / 15
You are talking about leaving home.
Translate into Italian: “We go out of the house.”
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3 / 15
You are waiting at a stop with other people.
How would you say in Italian: “They wait for the bus.”
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4 / 15
You are speaking to one person.
How would you say in Italian: “You help your friend.”
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5 / 15
You are talking about an evening at home.
Translate into Italian: “We watch the film.”
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6 / 15
You are describing a simple action in a room.
Translate into Italian: “I put the book on the table.”
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7 / 15
You are talking about people going home.
Translate into Italian: “They come home.”
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8 / 15
You are talking about shopping.
How would you say in Italian: “They buy the bread.”
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9 / 15
You are talking about what you like.
How would you say in Italian: “I like coffee.”
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10 / 15
You are describing your school routine.
How would you say in Italian: “We go to school.”
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11 / 15
You are speaking about a friend’s ability.
How would you say in Italian: “She can swim.”
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12 / 15
You are describing what a group does.
How would you say in Italian: “They listen to the music.”
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13 / 15
You are describing your morning routine.
Translate into Italian: “I get up at seven.”
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14 / 15
You are talking about school.
Translate into Italian: “They have to study.”
Answer the question in Italian.
15 / 15
You are ordering in a café.
How would you say in Italian: “I want a coffee.”
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