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My name is Ana. I'm a student of Italian here on Italki and also a teacher of English and Spanish. I also speak French. I've always lived in multilingual households and I love learning languages. I like music (classical and pop). I studied piano throughout my childhood and teenage years. I love animals in general, but especially my dog Maxi. I love travelling and getting to know other cultures. I'm an optimistic and cheerful person.
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Italian
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French
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Paolo
Italian
May 24, 2021
Grazie a te Ana, per il tuo bellissimo feedback. Sono felice di aiutarti e spero di farlo bene. A presto e grazie ancora per i complimenti.
Paolo
Italian
Mar 3, 2021
Grazie Ana. IL tuo feedback è molto bello. Sono contento che i nostri incontri siano utili e non siano stressanti. Ciao Ana, a presto.
Paolo
Italian
Jul 19, 2020
Un piacere come sempre. Ciao Ana
Paolo
Italian
Jun 10, 2020
Un vero piacere anche oggi Ana. A presto. Ciao.
Activities
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    No, it wouldn’t be correct because “take a bath” implies cleaning yourself with soap. So you’d have to say something like “I’m going to swim in the sea” “I’m going to go for a swim” and you can also use the verb “bathe”, saying “I’m going to bathe in the sea”.
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    August 31, 2020
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    Yes, exactly. The full word is actually "tin can" but for foods etc. the word"tin" is used in British English and "can" in American English. On the other hand, for drinks, the word "can" is used in British English, and of course it's can in American English too (a can of Coke in both)
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    July 13, 2020
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    You can say: Don't intend to assimilate everything immediately.
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    June 7, 2020
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  • Corrected
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    May 21, 2020
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    I agree with the changes Bron Brooke has made except for the last sentence. It should say “...it sometimes shows its tummy”. The possessive pronoun (its) doesn’t have an apostrophe.
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    May 12, 2020
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    You say “Good luck”. (Your question should say “What do you say when someone HAS an exam the following day?)
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    May 12, 2020
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    Yes, the dialogues are ok but the title is not. It should say “ARE the dialogues Ok?” because the word dialogues is a plural noun, therefore it goes with “are”
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    April 23, 2020
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    What I gather from the sentences is that your phone is in a temporary state of not working. So the sentence should be “my phone isn’t working properly”. Using the present simple (doesn’t work) implies that the normal state of the phone is not to work properly or that it hasn’t worked for a long time.
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    April 21, 2020
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    The correct sentence is “that smell reminds me of something”. The other sentence sounds odd because when you say “something/someone MAKES you do something”, the verb “make” is very close in meaning to “force” (The teacher made the students stay in class during break-time). And you can also say sentences like “That smell makes me sneeze”.
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    April 16, 2020
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