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      to haveNot rated—
      to do; to makeNot rated—
      to say; to tellNot rated—
      to goNot rated—
      to be able to; canNot rated—
      to wantNot rated—
      to know (a fact); to know howNot rated—
      to seeNot rated—
      to comeNot rated—
      to speakNot rated—
      to eatNot rated—
      to drinkNot rated—
      to understandNot rated—
      to take; to have (food or drink)Not rated—
      house; home
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      day
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      yearNot rated—
      manNot rated—
      woman
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      handNot rated—
      friend (male)Not rated—
      water
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      coffee; caféNot rated—
      ice creamNot rated—
      the check; the billNot rated—
      breakfastNot rated—
      stationNot rated—
      trainNot rated—
      ticketNot rated—
      cityNot rated—
      backpackNot rated—
      good morning; helloNot rated—
      good evening
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      thank youNot rated—
      you're welcome; please, go ahead
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      pleaseNot rated—
      excuse me (formal)Not rated—
      How much does it cost?Not rated—
      Where is the station?Not rated—
      What time does the train leave?Not rated—
      I would like…Not rated—
      stack or pile of firewoodNot rated—
      carpenterNot rated—
      workshop; small shopNot rated—
      shiny; polishedNot rated—
      purplish-redNot rated—
      axeNot rated—
      bark; rind; outer coveringNot rated—
      wood shavingNot rated—
      sawdustNot rated—
      door; doorwayNot rated—
      wigNot rated—
      woodworking planeNot rated—
      to rejoice; to become pleasedNot rated—
      to mutter; to grumbleNot rated—
      to rough-shape; to remove the rough outer materialNot rated—
      to lament; to complain sorrowfullyNot rated—
      to grab; to seizeNot rated—
      to knock or bang about repeatedlyNot rated—
      to tousle; to ruffleNot rated—
      to hum; to sing softly to oneselfNot rated—
      to plane; to smooth wood with a planeNot rated—
      struck by lightning; suddenly overwhelmedNot rated—
      because of; on account ofNot rated—
      in an undertone; quietlyNot rated—
      no sooner said than doneNot rated—
      to be dumbfounded; to be astonishedNot rated—
      there is not a soul hereNot rated—
      so much the worse for himNot rated—
      to pluck up courage; to reassure oneselfNot rated—
      to start listening attentivelyNot rated—
      Compare aveva, era and piallava (background/ongoing action) with capitò, prese and sentì (completed narrative events). Retell the chapter using both roles.Not 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.Not 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.Not 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.Not 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.Not 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.Not 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.Not 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.Not rated—
      to notice; to realizeNot rated—
      to approachNot rated—
      to move awayNot rated—
      to crossNot rated—
      to reachNot rated—
      to continue onNot rated—
      to returnNot rated—
      to go outNot rated—
      to enterNot rated—
      to go up; to get onNot rated—
      to go down; to get offNot rated—
      to runNot rated—
      to walkNot rated—
      to stopNot rated—
      to turn aroundNot rated—
      to bend downNot rated—
      to get upNot rated—
      to sit downNot rated—
      to fallNot rated—
      to stumbleNot rated—
      to jumpNot rated—
      to chaseNot rated—
      to fleeNot rated—
      to hide oneselfNot rated—
      to appearNot rated—
      to disappearNot rated—
      to grasp; to seizeNot rated—
      to leave; to let goNot rated—
      to liftNot rated—
      to pushNot rated—
      to pullNot rated—
      to dragNot rated—
      to pick up; to gatherNot rated—
      to throwNot rated—
      to breakNot rated—
      to repairNot rated—
      to buildNot rated—
      to openNot rated—
      to closeNot rated—
      to carry; to bringNot rated—
      to askNot rated—
      to answerNot rated—
      to tell; to recountNot rated—
      to explainNot rated—
      to whisperNot rated—
      to shoutNot rated—
      to exclaimNot rated—
      to stammerNot rated—
      to promiseNot rated—
      to admitNot rated—
      to denyNot rated—
      to convinceNot rated—
      to warn; to noticeNot rated—
      to jokeNot rated—
      to laughNot rated—
      to smileNot rated—
      to cryNot rated—
      to trembleNot rated—
      to hopeNot rated—
      to fearNot rated—
      to trustNot rated—
      to regret; to repentNot rated—
      to feel ashamedNot rated—
      to become angryNot rated—
      to be surprisedNot rated—
      to marvel; to be surprisedNot rated—
      to rememberNot rated—
      to recognizeNot rated—
      to forgetNot rated—
      to imagineNot rated—
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