
to be · be (perfect-tense auxiliary) · be somewhere
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Try Italian flashcard02Scegli il significato adatto alla parola nella sua storia.
Try Italian esercizio di vocabolario03Passa dal significato alla parola. Sviluppa il richiamo attivo.
Try Italian esercizio di ortografia04Inserisci una parola mancante in una frase originale della storia.
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to be · be (perfect-tense auxiliary) · be somewhere

a/an · one · a (in “a little”)

in · in which · into

say · tell someone · mean

have as a perfect auxiliary · have · be … years old

look at · Look! · looking at

have · had · would have

see · meet · notice

know · to know · known

for · from · by

do · make · made

go · go well · turn out

what · thing · COSA

only · alone · single

everything · all · entirely

as · like · how

still · yet · even more

be able to · be allowed to · might

arrive · reach / get to · to finish first

years · years old

be (used to form the progressive) · be/feel · stay

hear · feel · Listen

wait · Hold on · expect

more · anymore · most
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