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      to beWordNot rated
      to haveWordNot rated
      to do; to makeWordNot rated
      to say; to tellWordNot rated
      to goWordNot rated
      to be able to; canWordNot rated
      to wantWordNot rated
      to know (a fact); to know howWordNot rated
      to seeWordNot rated
      to comeWordNot rated
      to speakWordNot rated
      to eatWordNot rated
      to drinkWordNot rated
      to understandWordNot rated
      to take; to have (food or drink)WordNot rated
      house; homeWordNot rated
      dayWordNot rated
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      manWordNot rated
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      handWordNot rated
      friend (male)WordNot rated
      waterWordNot rated
      coffee; caféWordNot rated
      ice creamWordNot rated
      the check; the billWordNot rated
      breakfastWordNot rated
      stationWordNot rated
      trainWordNot rated
      ticketWordNot rated
      cityWordNot rated
      backpackWordNot rated
      good morning; helloPhraseNot rated
      good eveningPhraseNot rated
      thank youPhraseNot rated
      you're welcome; please, go aheadPhraseNot rated
      pleasePhraseNot rated
      excuse me (formal)PhraseNot rated
      How much does it cost?PhraseNot rated
      Where is the station?PhraseNot rated
      What time does the train leave?PhraseNot rated
      I would like…PhraseNot rated
      stack or pile of firewoodWordNot rated
      carpenterWordNot rated
      workshop; small shopWordNot rated
      shiny; polishedWordNot rated
      purplish-redWordNot rated
      axeWordNot rated
      bark; rind; outer coveringWordNot rated
      wood shavingWordNot rated
      sawdustWordNot rated
      door; doorwayWordNot rated
      wigWordNot rated
      woodworking planeWordNot rated
      to rejoice; to become pleasedWordNot rated
      to mutter; to grumbleWordNot rated
      to rough-shape; to remove the rough outer materialWordNot rated
      to lament; to complain sorrowfullyWordNot rated
      to grab; to seizeWordNot rated
      to knock or bang about repeatedlyWordNot rated
      to tousle; to ruffleWordNot rated
      to hum; to sing softly to oneselfWordNot rated
      to plane; to smooth wood with a planeWordNot rated
      struck by lightning; suddenly overwhelmedWordNot rated
      because of; on account ofPhraseNot rated
      in an undertone; quietlyPhraseNot rated
      no sooner said than donePhraseNot rated
      to be dumbfounded; to be astonishedPhraseNot rated
      there is not a soul herePhraseNot rated
      so much the worse for himPhraseNot rated
      to pluck up courage; to reassure oneselfPhraseNot rated
      to start listening attentivelyPhraseNot rated
      Compare aveva, era and piallava (background/ongoing action) with capitò, prese and sentì (completed narrative events). Retell the chapter using both roles.GrammarNot rated
      Appena ebbe visto quel pezzo di legno, si rallegrò: after he had seen it, he became pleased. Ebbe + past participle is trapassato remoto, common in literary temporal clauses.GrammarNot rated
      Non so come andasse; Che sia ... che abbia imparato ...?; per sentire se ... si lamentasse. Notice the speaker's uncertainty rather than assuming every se requires a subjunctive.GrammarNot rated
      Di dove sarà uscita questa vocina? means Where can this little voice have come from? Sarà + participle expresses a supposition about a completed event.GrammarNot rated
      Servirmene = servire + mi + ne, to make use of it. Dandosi, grattandosi and rammaricandosi attach si to a gerund. Me la son figurata refers back to the feminine vocina.GrammarNot rated
      Non mi picchiar tanto forte! means Don't hit me so hard! Picchiar is a shortened picchiare. The attached form non picchiarmi is also possible.GrammarNot rated
      Disse ridendo e grattandosi la parrucca: he spoke while laughing and scratching his wig. Keep the implied subject aligned with the person doing the main action.GrammarNot rated
      Perchè → perché; colla/cogli → con la/con gli; son → sono; picchiar → picchiare; si messe → si mise; trasfigurito → modern trasfigurato. The source preserves its historical forms.UsageNot rated
      to notice; to realizeWordNot rated
      to approachWordNot rated
      to move awayWordNot rated
      to crossWordNot rated
      to reachWordNot rated
      to continue onWordNot rated
      to returnWordNot rated
      to go outWordNot rated
      to enterWordNot rated
      to go up; to get onWordNot rated
      to go down; to get offWordNot rated
      to runWordNot rated
      to walkWordNot rated
      to stopWordNot rated
      to turn aroundWordNot rated
      to bend downWordNot rated
      to get upWordNot rated
      to sit downWordNot rated
      to fallWordNot rated
      to stumbleWordNot rated
      to jumpWordNot rated
      to chaseWordNot rated
      to fleeWordNot rated
      to hide oneselfWordNot rated
      to appearWordNot rated
      to disappearWordNot rated
      to grasp; to seizeWordNot rated
      to leave; to let goWordNot rated
      to liftWordNot rated
      to pushWordNot rated
      to pullWordNot rated
      to dragWordNot rated
      to pick up; to gatherWordNot rated
      to throwWordNot rated
      to breakWordNot rated
      to repairWordNot rated
      to buildWordNot rated
      to openWordNot rated
      to closeWordNot rated
      to carry; to bringWordNot rated
      to askWordNot rated
      to answerWordNot rated
      to tell; to recountWordNot rated
      to explainWordNot rated
      to whisperWordNot rated
      to shoutWordNot rated
      to exclaimWordNot rated
      to stammerWordNot rated
      to promiseWordNot rated
      to admitWordNot rated
      to denyWordNot rated
      to convinceWordNot rated
      to warn; to noticeWordNot rated
      to jokeWordNot rated
      to laughWordNot rated
      to smileWordNot rated
      to cryWordNot rated
      to trembleWordNot rated
      to hopeWordNot rated
      to fearWordNot rated
      to trustWordNot rated
      to regret; to repentWordNot rated
      to feel ashamedWordNot rated
      to become angryWordNot rated
      to be surprisedWordNot rated
      to marvel; to be surprisedWordNot rated
      to rememberWordNot rated
      to recognizeWordNot rated
      to forgetWordNot rated
      to imagineWordNot rated
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