36. I Have To Run…
April 30th, 2006
He promised he was going to help her to prepare the cake for the party. “But not today”, he says, “because I have to run..”. Let’s learn how to conjugate and use another very common verb: “dovere” (to have to - must).
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Mark & Adriana Says:
May 7th, 2006 at 11:38 pmVery nice episode, thank you! We really enjoy your podcasts - my girlfriend is Italian - we practice together and it’s a lot of fun. Grazie mille!!!
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