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I sostantivi italiani più comuni – Casa e oggetti

(Most Common Italian Nouns – Home & Objects)

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In the bedroom I tidy the bed and the pillow, I lower the curtain and I close the window.
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On a small card I write also a reminder and I leave it in sight.
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When I finish, I put back every object in its place and I feel lighter.
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If I need something frozen, I open the freezer, I take and I close again right away.
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If I do not find it I check again the cupboard and then I check again the shelf.
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I move the curtain, I look outside and I close again the window.
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I redo the bed, I pull the sheet and I arrange well the blanket.
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Finally I turn on the hair dryer, I dry well and I turn off.
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I put in receipts and notes, and I also put a small card with useful numbers.
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I put the sofa near the window and I put an armchair next to the sofa, to read.
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To close I turn the key in the lock and I check twice.
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In the kitchen I prepare dinner without rushing and I clean as I go.
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In the end we have breathed: the house was a mess, but a mess we can handle.
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I put the key in the lock, I turn and I open the door carefully.
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I put the heavy objects on a shelf and I put the light boxes on top.
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After the shower I look at myself in the mirror and I get ready to go out.
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In the kitchen I check the fridge and the oven, then I clean and I close everything.
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I go through the hallway and I prepare the house for the night.
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Sometimes I go down into the basement, I open the door and I turn on the light.
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In the evening I turn on the lamp and I change the light bulb if the light it is too weak.
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On the day of the move the hallway was full and everyone were walking slowly.
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in front I put a low table and around I put a chair extra, when they arrive friends.
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I lower the curtain and I leave the room cooler and darker.
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Then I set the table and I sit down on the chair, and finally I eat.
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If I have guests, we go up on the terrace and we talk until late.
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