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Lost in Translation • 4
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Tony, tanks for your explanations. They always are very clear and complete!
🙂
N.B. “Thanks” con la -h- e “sempre” DOPO il verbo essere (fa eccezione)
Sorry, I’m not very clever..😯
Thank you!
The important thing is to try, and to learn. It takes time. 🙂
🙂 is that for me? ok:
I found this wonderful old photograph in my aunt’s attic. “simple past!” 🙂
Ahahah! Actually, I have had it ready for some time and I guess today’s little problem triggered it off and I thought maybe it was time to post it! I see you’ve learnt your lesson in any case! 😛
🙂 🙂 I hope so! but …..i think this topic still remains my weak point
…by the way …….I like this “lost in translation” a lot !!!! I winder if you could post one every day or at least one a week ….:) 🙂 you know it’s …nice to correct your mistakes !!lol it gives me lots of satisfaction!!! ah ah 🙂
I’ll see what I can do. Anything to make you happy!
(One a day might be a ìlittle tricky, though!)
thank you Sir 🙂 very kind of You1 🙂
Always a pleasure. 🙂
I found this wonderful old photograph in my aunt’s attic
Very good, Giuseppe. Did you work it out by yourself or read the grammar notes? Either way, you’ve done a good job. 🙂
All by myseeeeeeeeelf (don’t wanna be, anymore) 🙂
You can sing, too! Is “smettoquandovoglio” your stage name?
I have found this wonderful old photograph at the aunt’s attic ???
No, Lara. The preposition is fine.
ok! But the Present perfect is correct because it is not specified the time frame.
That’s exactly the problem. The time frame is implicit in the location. Click the grammar link and have a look at the very last note…