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cliosmum | 22:07 Thu 17th Apr 2008 | Hobbies & Interests
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Hi everyone!
I'm trying to teach myself Italian and was wondering if anyone can recommend a fully comprehensive book which lists all or most Italian verbs. I'm fed up having to check about 5 different books to find the word I'm looking for.
Tante grazie!
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no lo so - mi dispiace tanto x
22:10 Thu 17th Apr 2008
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Try Harrap's Italian verb guide, only �4:

http://www.chambersharrap.co.uk/harrap/catalog ue/0245607080.php
23:50 Thu 17th Apr 2008
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Thanks delboy, looks good. Going shopping tomorrow, will see if it's available in Waterstones or Borders.
Cheers,
cliosmum
18:31 Fri 25th Apr 2008
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Prego!
16:24 Sat 26th Apr 2008
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http://www.mangolanguages.com/
10:27 Wed 14th May 2008

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