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Caro messaggio…

  • Post author:Language Garage
  • Post published:February 3, 2020
  • Post category:Italian/Vocabulary

WhatsApp has not only changed the way people communicate, it’s also become part of the Italian language and often replaces the words messaggio (message), messaggino (short message) and SMS. First…

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Read more about the article Sentir, Se Sentir, Ressentir, and Se Ressentir: Feeling (and Smelling) in French

Sentir, Se Sentir, Ressentir, and Se Ressentir: Feeling (and Smelling) in French

  • Post author:Language Garage
  • Post published:February 3, 2020
  • Post category:French/Grammar/Verbs/Vocabulary

Expressing feelings and sensations in French can seem quite tricky to people learning the language. The verb sentir means feel, but it also means smell. There’s also the reflexive se…

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Read more about the article I Went or I Have Gone?

I Went or I Have Gone?

  • Post author:Language Garage
  • Post published:February 3, 2020
  • Post category:English/Grammar

Photo by Jazmin Quaynor on Unsplash. One of the most common difficulties for intermediate level learners of English is the difference between the simple past (I went) and the present…

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