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Questa l'Italia vista da un allievo di una scuola elementare di Campania.
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Questa l'Italia vista da un allievo di una scuola elementare di Campania.
Come hai trascorso le tue ultime vacanze o il tuo ultimo fine settimana ? (6 - 8 righe).
(Usare il passato : perfetto, imperfetto e trapassato).
As one of summer holiday assignment, especially in primary school, it is an essay for impression of reading a book. I disliked this homework when I was a student. (I do not like it even now, though.) The reason is that I did not know the way of writing and it was ended up just to be written the summary of the story of the book.
a) Sostituire all'infinito il verbo coniugato al trapassato :
Nowadays, we are facing in real time the same problem. A fight against a invisible enemy. This virus is threatening continuously many countries from bigger to smaller. I don't like name it because it has destroyed many families and also their own life projects. This enemy has developed corruption and intolerance of many societies which allways have existed. If we want to gain this problem we need to work together without egoism sharing our knowledge, we need to throw all kind of pride.
Today I made some Taiwanese salty chicken for our dinner.
There are four main ingredients for this dish: chicken, broccoli, baby corns, and cucumbers.
I forgot to buy cucumbers in the morning, therefore I bought them in the afternoon after picking up Helio from school.
Today at recess, Roy and I went outside to play basketball.
I noticed a ball stuck between the basketball stand racks.
Roy and I started throwing our balls at that ball, sometimes
I even had some throws making the ball went on top of the ball that was stuck.
Some guys said that I was great, awesome, and cool.
a) Riscrivere le frasi coniugando il verbo tra parentesi all'imperfetto :
"Con hambre, no hay pan duro".
Example: "En la cuarentena nos trajeron comida de mal sabor, pero no importa porque con hambre, no hay pan duro".
Meaning: This expression is used to explain that if you are too hungry, or having a bad situation, you can’t reject the food, even if it has a bad taste.
Hello! My name is Andressa, I'm twenty tree years old and I live in Brazil. I studyng in the State University of Campinas, the second best university of the South America. I like to watch tv shows on Netflix and listen music. My country have a not so good political situation rigth now, we are in a delicated situacion because the Covid and the goverment of the president Jair Bolsonaro. He's crazy. Tell me about you.