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I come from south Italy and I'm a native italian speaker. I'm graduated in Business Economics and Marketing and I'm searching for help to improve my english. I do think that a little practice with speaking and writing would be really useful for me. If you need help with your italian feel free to text and ask me. Add me on Skype!
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    "to come over" and "to come around" mean someone who comes and visit you. They are two phrasal verbs, both intransitive. So you will say "John is coming over/around tonight".
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    August 29, 2015
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    ps: per essere precisi in italiano "qual' è" è un errore, devi scrivere "qual è" :)
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    August 13, 2015
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    più aziende vorrebbero probabilmente evitare di entrare nei mercati americani in modo dai continuare a lavorare con i russi.
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    November 4, 2014
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    The question has been already posted here: http://www.italki.com/question/81451
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    November 4, 2014
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    http://www.testitradotti.it/canzoni/katy-perry/teenage-dream
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    November 4, 2014
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    Time is flowing. Can I use this expression? I had a look at the topic about "time is drifting" and i thought about it.
    October 30, 2014
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    "non più di tanto" significa "non molto" in italiano, per cui B.
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    October 29, 2014
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    Can i always use "TO GET" as a synonymous of "TO UNDERSTAND"?
    October 23, 2014
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    what about "time is flowing"?
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    October 23, 2014
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    Sì, si trovano con verbi che reggono il dativo (ad esempio, PARLARE, DIRE, TELEFONARE, RISPONDERE, SCRIVERE, DOMANDARE, INTERESSARE, PIACERE, SEMBRARE, SERVIRE) e, con un po' di pazienza, devi impararli.
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    October 22, 2014
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