i can produce days of the week and use classroom expressions in italian

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Michelangelo painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel in the Vatican – but how long did it take him? a) 4 years b) 5 years c) 6 years d) 7 years

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Michelangelo painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel in the Vatican – but how long did it take him? 4 years 5 years 6 years 7 years. K. I can produce days of the week and use classroom expressions in Italian. I can guess meaning of unfamiliar words using other languages and context. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Michelangelo painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel in the Vatican – but how long did it take him?

a) 4 years b) 5 years c) 6 years d) 7 years

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K

I can produce days of the week and use classroom expressions in Italian.I can guess meaning of unfamiliar words using other languages and context.

I can answer simple questions about datesI can copy Italian sounds without needing written supportI can follow simple classroom instructions.

I can adapt simple sentences I can find patterns in Italian.I can repeat Italian words with support

Qual è il tuo obiettivo?Il mio obiettivo è ….oro…..argento…..bronzo

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chitarra

baccio funghi gelato

occulto duemila

cinque zio

padre ho gnocchifiglio scelta

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Monday lunedìTuesday martedìWednesday mercoledìThursday giovedìFriday venerdìSaturday sabatoSunday domenica

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Parliamo italiano!

Non ho capito!Ho dimenticato la mia penna

Mi dispiace,non capisco!Posso avere......

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Che cosa hai nella zaino?

Ho un libro

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Parliamo italiano!

Non ho capito!Ho dimenticato la mia penna

Mi dispiace,non capisco!Posso avere......

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I sostantivi

Singolare pluralem o if a em/f e i

Un libro due libriUna penna Quattro

penneUn celluare I cellulari

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They say better out than in. No one believes this more than the Italians who think arguing is healthy, certainly a lot healthier

than brewing resentment.

Ti prendo a sberle (**) I'll give you a good slapping.

Ti faccio un culo così (R) I'll make you a bum like this... or something to that effect which means I will sort you out.

Ti rifaccio la dentatura (**) I'll rearrange you teeth.

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Parliamo italiano!

Non ho capito!Ho dimenticato la mia penna

Mi dispiace,non capisco!Posso avere......