We do like to keep you at it, here at OnlineItalianClub.com.
‘Busy students are happy students’ is what I always say.
So here’s the fifth in our series of advanced Italian listening comprehension exercises.
It’s about the earthquake in L’Aquila a few years ago.
Interesting stuff, so do take a look, even if your level isn’t advanced – there’s a transcript, remember.
Study hard.
P.S.
Thanks SO MUCH to everyone who bought our new Italian easy reader ‘Ladri di biciclette‘ last week.
Don’t forget, when you’re done reading, listening, studying the glossaries and doing the exercises, that it would be really helpful if you could leave a review.
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Next to that, there’s a tab called ‘Reviews’. Click it.
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Type the numbers/letters you see in the box below the image.
Then you need to click on the star rating that matches your opinion, from one star to five.
Below that there’s a box to write your comments. When you’re done, press the ‘Submit’ button.
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Well done you!
