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    February 24, 2018
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    Scrivi una mail ad un amico per invitarlo. Scrivi chi hai invitato e che cosa pensi di cucinare .

    Caro Fede ,
    Sono qui a Milano per frequentare un corso di cucina e ho anche cambiato casa da 2 settimane. Beh, prima di tutto, ti dico che il mio nuovo appartamento si trova al terzo piano di un edificio senza ascensore, ma é davvero comodo.
    Dunque, questa è l'occasione per invitare i miei amici a una cena italiana a casa mia!
    Vorrei cucinare bruschette per antipasto, spaghetti ai frutti di mare per primo e infine cotoletta alla milanese per secondo. Come dessert abbiamo il tiramisù.
    Allora aspetto tue notizie.
    Non mancare!
    A presto, ti abbraccio.
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    February 24, 2018
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    Hi! It's correct saying: I won't you walking home all by yourself (I don't want that you walk home alone) / I won't have you walking home all by yourself (I will not let you walking home alone). You = noun/pronoun Your = possessive adjective Hope this help. Noemi
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    February 24, 2018
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    Hi! For sure TV shows and sitcoms can help in the learning process. Be aware that usually they are played on American slang and this could be a bit difficult to understand, especially in the beginning. In particular "Modern Family" has a rapid pace and an intense language. It could be markedly challenging and I think it's really useful especially at an upper-intermediate level. For a beginner I would recommend a slower and easier pace.
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    February 24, 2018
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    Hi, 1) It should be correct to say "agree" in this case, because they decide upon a course of action and reach a formal agreement (plan) about it. 2) Because you're supposed to express your own point of view (supporting or opposing) and the subject (you) needs to be remarked. Hope it helps. Noemi
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    February 24, 2018
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    Hello Bel! They are synonyms and elder sounds more formal than older. Older indicate someone or something more aged than another one. For example: David is older than me / This chair is older than that one. Elder has the same meaning of older (comparative) but you can use it only talking about human beings and mostly in family relationships; you can't add "than" like after older. For example: Lisa is my elder sister (otherwise would be: my sister Lisa is older than me). Furthermore, elder can indicate someone of higher rank, such as a corporal or a manager. In everyday speech older is widely used, rather than elder. Hope I have clarified! All the best, Noemi
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    January 2, 2018
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