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Sensitive
Friendly
Generous
Reliable
Helpful
Funny
Shy
Hard-Working
Serious
Quiet
Popular
Interesting
Bossy
Intelligent
Polite
Rude
Artistic
Patient
Impatient
Stubborn
Moody
Ambitions
Nosey

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Robbers
Kidnapper
Murderer
Mugger
Shoplifter
Thief
Vandals
Burglar
Spying
Arson
Pick Pocketing
Blackmail
Smuggling
Drug Dealing
Hijacking
Joyriding

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We use the present perfect with JUST to talk about an action that has happened recently and has consequences in the present. You just put between have / has and the past participle

We used YET at the end of a negative phrase at the present perfect with the meaning of still

We used ALREADY in an affermative and interrogative phrase to the present perfect with the meaning of already. Is inserted between have / has

FOR is used to express the length of time that has passed since  the action started
SINCE it is used to indicate the specific moment of the past in which the action

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Smart card
Fingerprint recognition device
USB modem stick
Body scanner
Touch screnn
CCTV
Laptop
Iris scanner
Voice recognition technology
DVD player
E-reader
Docking station
Touch screnn phone
Games console
GPS
Telephone charger
Digibox

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We use the present perfect to talk about an action that has happened over a period of time that has begun in the past and continues at the moment when it is spoken
The past participle of go has two forms: been and gone. it used been to say that somebody went somewhere and came back.
It used gone to say that someone has gone somewhere and is not back yet
AFFERMATIVE FORM: subject + have/has+ past participle +....
NEGATIVE FORM: subject + have/has + not + past participle+ ....
INTERROGATIVE FORM AND SHORT ANSWER : have/ has + subject + past participle + ...?
Yes,+ personal pronoun subject + have/has .
No, + personal pronoun subject+ haven't / hasn't

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Big / grande
Different  /  diverso
Early / presto
First / primo
Good / buono
Important / importante
Large / grande
Last / ultimo
Traditional / tradizionale
Long / lungo
Little / piccolo
New / nuovo
Next /prossimo
Old /vecchio
Small / piccolo
Young / giovane
Happy / felice
Hungry/ affamato
Beautiful / bellissimo
Wondeful / meraviglioso
Horrible / orribile
Excellent / eccellente
Nice / carino
Boring / noioso
Dangerous / pericoloso
Expensive / costoso
Little / piccolo
Difficult / difficile
Famuos / famoso
Impossible / impossibile
Interesting / interessante
Popoular / popolare
Sufficient / sufficiente
Tall / alto
Terrible / terribile

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-What do you think of that phone?
-It's cool! I like It.
-So do I. It's got an MP3 player and the internet.
-I also like this phone. It's got a keypad and a video camera.
- I don't. I prefer this one with a touch screen.

-Did you enjoy that a film?
- No,I didn't.
- Neither did I. Do you think it'll be a hit?
- Yes ,I think so. That type of film is always very popular.

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We use will to express an immediate decision to offer or ask to do something or make predictions for the future. In spoken English, the shape normally used is 'll
AFFERMATIVE FORM soggetto+ will+ forma base del  verbo
NEGATIVE FORM: soggetto+will+not+forma base del verbo
INTERROGATIVE FORM AND SHORT ANSWERS:
- Will+soggetto+forma base del verbo ...?
- ‎Yes+pronome personale soggetto+Will.
- ‎No +pronome personale soggetto+won't

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-What are you going to do next year?
-I'm planning to do a course in Travel and Tourism.
-Where are you going to do it?
-I'm hoping to do it at Oxford College. I'm having an interview there next week

-What are you going to do when you leave school?
-I'm definitely going to go to -university. I'm going to study Law. How about you?
-I don't know . I'm probably going to leave school and get a job.
-What are you going to do?
-I'm not sure , but I'm certainly not going to work in a school

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It is used to going to talk about decisions and intentions regarding the future. You can also use it to going to when you talk in the present of an action that will surely happen.
AFERMATIVE FORM:
subject + am / is / are + going to +  basic form of the verb
NEGATIVE FORM:
subject+am/is/are + not+ going to+ basic form of the verbInterrogative form and short answer:
INTERROGATIVE FORM AND SHORT ANSWER:
Am/are/is + subject + going to + basic form of the verb +...?
‎Yes,+ personal pronoun subject+ am/is/are.
‎No,+personal pronoum subject+ 'm not /isn't/aren't .
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LICEO CLASSICO
in this school Latin and Greek are compulsory
LICEO SCIENTIFICO
this school specialises in science subjects
ISTITUTO PROFESSIONALE
this is a vocational school. It teaches Tourism and Catering
ISTITUTO TECNICO
this is a technical school. It teaches subjects like accountancy

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Accountant
Chef
Electrician
Hotel manager
Plumber
Secretary
Teacher
Vet
Waiter
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Builder
Cleaner
Engineer
Fashion designer
Fitness trainer
Hairdresser

IT consultant
Mechanic
Model
Nurse
Paramedic
Painter and decorator
Pharmacist
Photographer
Sales assistant