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Parole che iniziano/ terminano per o in?

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What does the verb cesse mean in "triste si cesse mai"

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Indicative or subjunctive after "non sapere che"

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Preposizioni che introducono complementi all'interno di frasi interrogative e relative?

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Necessitare di/aver bisogno di?

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Past participle and changing endings with auxiliary verb "avere"

apaderno

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modified Dec 15, 2022 at 9:30

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Il sostantivo "manufatto" è il participio passato di un verbo irregolare?

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Why 'dimenticata' is used instead of 'dimenticato'

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answered Oct 8, 2022 at 14:59

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The verbs which might be used with both "avere" and "essere"

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