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Conjunctions are words used to connect clauses or sentences or to coordinate words in the same clause, such as *e, ma, però*.
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Is 'È oggi che c'è...' grammatically correct?
Let's have a look at this sentence.
Oggi c'è la festa di Carlo.
If you want to emphasise the fact that the party is today, you can say 'La festa di Carlo è oggi' or 'È oggi la festa di Carlo', c …
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