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I have been studying Italian off and on for 7 years. In 2017 I attended a 2 week long Italian course as a beginner in Bologna at a school named ARCA. Since then I have primarily used language apps and miscellaneous videos and reading materials to improve my language skills. I would describe myself as A2 or B1 level. I have a reasonable level of grammar and vocabulary knowledge. I struggle with listening to Italian, and especially with speaking. I have mild hearing loss and sometimes mistake the initial consonants, confusing “s”, “h” and “v” for example. I usually wear hearing aids when I am in social settings, and plan to use headsets or hearing aids for these lessons. My wife and I have traveled to Italy 5 times. Our first trip was in 2012. Our most recent trip was last October, when we visited Turin, the piedmont area, and Genoa. I am a retired software engineer. I now I work part-time as a church musician and play harpsichord with a local early music group.
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    1. Yes, you can say "lets go there by 45th street." 1. "Why don't we take the next street over on our way back" sound quite normal; the first way you used doesn't. 2. A/the depends on the adjective used. We would say "a different ...... " but "the same ...." or "the other ....." or "another" 3. Just omit the "Over" "what route did you use to get here?"
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    August 17, 2016
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    Informally, we might say: He is such a baby. More formally, we might say: I like to do outdoor activities such as biking and kayaking. In that sentence 'such as' means 'like'
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    August 17, 2016
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    But i would change the 'go' to breath: If you blow out the candles in one breath.........
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    May 31, 2016
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