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Sonia
Italian
Jun 18, 2020
Una lezione interessante ...sulla geografia Italiana e non solo! Complimenti come sempre! A presto :)
Sonia
Italian
Jun 12, 2020
Richard è sempre uno studente motivato, attento, entusiasta, dedicato e preciso. E' un piacere lavorare con lui. Grazie per la fedeltà :)
Sonia
Italian
Apr 22, 2020
Eccellente! Oggi abbiamo parlato della storia di Garibaldi e Anita e visto i verbi impliciti :) Bravissimo e simpatico come sempre.
Sonia
Italian
Apr 16, 2020
Benissimo! Abbiamo corretto tutti gli esercizi... e non erano pochi! :) Un grand lavoro fatto bene, come sempre. Buona settimana Richard!
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  • Answered
    The correct spelling is 'millennium' and it means a period of one thousand years. The word comes from Latin, so the commonly used plural form is 'millennia'. It is quite appropriate to write: '... has changed many times over the millennia'. 'Over the generations' is an imprecise measure of time; it usually refers to humans but it could also refer to animals. In the context of the sentence above, I think 'millennia' is the most appropriate word to use. My remarks relate to British / International English; American English usage may differ.
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    April 1, 2017
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  • Answered
    I would usually say "click your fingers" (British English) whereas "snap your fingers" is more American usage.
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    August 1, 2016
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