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Necessitare di/aver bisogno di?

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Si può usare "fare" nel senso di "trasmettere/mettere in onda"?

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Cosa significa "sdrumarsi" in questo contesto?

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Why "camminare" is used with "avere" in passato prossimo?

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Why 'dimenticata' is used instead of 'dimenticato'

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Uso del verbo "tenere" riferito a sentimenti che occupano l'animo di una persona

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Does the "si passivante" come from the Latin passive case?

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È bastato a/per...?

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Is there a passive infinitive in Italian?

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"farsi amare" vs. "farsi amato"

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Did the reflexive case in Italian originate from Latin's passive case?

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Is the reflexive infinitive really a passive infinitive?

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Imperative with pronouns - negative

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