Esercizi di dettato in lingua inglese
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Per chi è già ben avviato al livello intermediate (B1/B2)
ATTENZIONE
VERSIONE CORRETTA QUI SOTTO
1) What have they done with all the plants that used to be here?
2) Don’t forget we’ve still got all those forms to fill in when we get back.
3) I wouldn’t want to be in her shoes after a performance like that.
4) It didn’t take us very long to get the documents sorted out.
5) By the time we got to Woodstock we were half a million strong.
6) I’ve been trying to get my head around this problem for days.
7) How strange. I wasn’t really expecting anything like that.
8) I really didn’t think he would ever get as far as he did.
9) You should give yourself a bit more time to think about it.
10) Don’t fight over it. There’s more than enough for everybody.
11) If I’d followed her advice, none of this would have happened.
12) There’s another strange-looking creature over there in the corner.
13) I’d never have got all this done without your help.
14) We took it straight back to where we bought it and complained.
15) I’m sure I’ve seen some more somewhere in here.
16) Just text me a message when you get to the end of the motorway.
17) Leave everything here in the hall and we’ll pick it up later.
18) So many strange things have been going on around here lately.
19) There was a really bad accident at the crossroads last night.
20) Do you want to know what happened or don’t you care?
21) Have you ever been bitten by a wild dog?
22) That picture doesn’t look straight on the wall over there.
23) Why didn’t you tell me you weren’t interested in coming?
24) We’ve still got a bit of time if you feel like going there now.
25) Can we talk later? I’m in a bit of a hurry just now.
26) We were beginning to get a bit worried about you.
27) A few of the paintings were quite nice, but the rest were rubbish.
28) Bob’s early retirement took us all a bit by surprise.
29) The handle on this drawer is loose. Can you fix it?
30) How many of these sticky labels do you think we really need?
31) I can’t image how anyone would want to do something like that.
32) What did you say to make him run away like that?
33) Well, that’s another nice mess you’ve got me into.
34) Which way was the motorcyclist coming from?
35) It’s too noisy here. Let’s move into the corridor.
36) I wouldn’t have a clue what to do with it, if I won it.
37) Nothing’s going to change my mind at this point.
38) There was something in the way she moved that seemed familiar.
39) I think we’ve seen all there is to see. It’s time to move on.
40) Could you stand back and give the others a chance to see?
41) These new laptops are so much lighter than the old ones.
42) Hold on to it for the moment. You might need it later.
43) We need to find out what the difference is as soon as we can.
44) Whatever Bob decides, I’m with him all the way.
45) Somebody will have to make a decision at some point.
46) The last thing we need right now is for the press to find out.
47) I’m sure it will dry very quickly if you hang it out in the sun.
48) Where on earth did you find that jumper? It’s ancient!
49) So do you still think it was a good idea to leave our clothes here?
50) Do you think things are likely to change in the near future?
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