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Each student will be able to ask an adult or stranger: What do you like to do? and What dont you like to …?

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1 Each student will be able to ask an adult or stranger: What do you like to do? and What dont you like to …?

2 Cosa Le piace fare? Mi piace…

3 Le piace…? Sì, mi piace… / No, non mi piace…

4 Note: The form of the verb as it is listed in the dictionary is called theinfinitive. Most infinitives in Italian end in -are, -ere, or-ire.

5 The expressions Mi piace…and Non mi piace…are followed by the infinitive when you wish to indicate an action you like or dont like to do. In English the infinitive begins with to: to sing, to eat

6 leggere il giornale

7 correre

8 mangiare

9 fare esercizi

10 andare alle feste

11 dormire

12 pulire la cucina

13 andare al cinema

14 uscire con un amico (unamica)

15 scrivere lettere

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