This sign is a bad omen for the future.
Red doesn't suit me at all.
He swallowed the offenses without saying a word.
The bride arrived in a horse-drawn carriage.
They put up a small platform (or: stage) inside the venue for the concert.
I dealt him a bunch of blows.
Yesterday we put the mark on twenty cows.
The robber seized the stick and struck the glass with force to escape from the villa.
Tomorrow we will have to develop a theme.
Handling administrative tasks takes me more than half a day.
I haven't had time to read the technical file/spec sheet of the new loudspeaker/speaker.
Insert the proper subject, choosing among lui/Lui, lei/Lei, voi, loro/Loro Quotation marks indicate that the speaker is addressing someone directly.
1. _____ è una brava ballerina.
2. _____ è andato a Londra.
3. «Signor Rossi, _____ è andato a Londra»?
4. «Signore, _____ ha bisogno di qualcosa»?
5. «Signora, _____ desidera un antipasto»?
6. «_____ partirete con l’autobus delle otto».
7. _____ ha sognato suo padre.
8. «Passi prima _____, Signora Maffei».
9. «Signore e Signori, _____ siano i benvenuti».