- There's a memo for you. You have to phone to Mr. Green this morning.
- How much did you pay for that computer? 1200 pounds.
- They have offered us a new model with a 10% reduction.
- I got to S. Francisco in the morning and left for L.A. in the afternoon.
2007-01-28 07:46:51
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answered by Irene N 5
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1) There is a memorandum (memo) for you. You need to phone Mr. Green this morning.
2) How much did you pay for that computer? $1200.00.
3) They have offered the new model with a discount of 10%.
4) I arrived in San Francisco in the morning, and left for L.A in the afternoon.
Buona Fortuna
-Alessandra
2007-01-28 13:35:07
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answered by Ale 1
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Sono facilissime!!! Dai, fattele da solo, sei mica scemo!!
2007-01-28 13:29:08
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answered by L'utente col puntino 6
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there is a memo for you. You have to phone mr.green this morning
- How much you have paid that computers? 1200 pounds
- You/they have offered us the new model with a 10% discount
- I reached S.Francisco to the morning and I departed for L.A. the afternoon
2007-01-28 13:49:58
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answered by Mazzapicchio 3
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prova ad usare www.reverso.net.
dovrebbe funzionare.
2007-01-28 13:35:51
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answered by george.sands 5
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- There's a memo for you. You need to phone Mr. Green this morning.
- How much did you pay for that computer? 1200 pounds.
- We have been offered a new model with a 10% reduction.
- I got to S. Francisco in the morning and left for L.A. in the afternoon.
Dovrebbero essere corrette =)
2007-01-28 13:30:59
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answered by Kya92 2
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- there is a memorandum for you. You must telephone to mr.green this morning
- How much you have paid that computer? 1200 pounds
- They have offered us the new model with a reduction in price of 10%
-I arrived in S.F in the morning and I leave for L.A in the afternoon
2007-01-28 13:30:17
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answered by Anonymous
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La versione di Irene e' quasi perfetta. C'e' solo un piccolo errore, nella prima frase. "To telephone" in inglese, a differenza di telefonare in italiano, regge un oggetto diretto. Quindi, la preposizione "to" e' sbagliata: e' corretto "you must telephone Mr Green this morning."
Irene e' stata l'unica a non sbagliare nella seconda frase. A differenza di "pagare qualcosa (a qualcuno)" in italiano, il verbo inglese e' "to pay (someone) *for* something".
2007-01-28 16:13:43
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answered by Cosimo )O( 7
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-There is a memo(?!?!) for you. You have to call mr.green this morning
-how much have you paied that computer? 1200 £ va bene anche how much did you pay...
-They have offered us the new model with a sconto(cerca sul vocabolario) of 10%
-I arrived to s francisco in the morning and I left for LA in the afternooon
2007-01-28 13:34:44
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answered by Anonymous
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There's a reminder for you..You must call to mr. green this moorning
-How much had payed this computer?1200 pounds
-They have offer the new model with a discount of 10%
-Begin S.francisco in the morning,and left for L.A. in the afternoon
2007-01-28 13:34:18
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answered by camelot766 3
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