Italian verbs followed by the preposition a, in which the English equivalent either uses a different preposition from ‘to’, or has no preposition at all: Flashcards

1
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to ask someone

A

chiedere a qualcuno

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2
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to believe in someone/something

A

credere a qualcuno/qualcosa

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3
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to tell someone/to say to someone

A

dire a qualcuno

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4
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to play (a game)

A

giocare a

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5
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to teach someone

A

insegnare a qualcuno

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6
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to be interested in

A

interessarsi a

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7
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to participate in

A

partecipare a

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8
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to think about something

A

pensare a qualcosa

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9
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to allow someone

A

permettere a qualcuno

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10
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to forbid someone

A

proibire a qualcuno

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11
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to remind someone

A

ricordare a qualcuno

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12
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to answer someone

A

rispondere a qualcuno

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13
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to give up

A

rinunciare a

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14
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to steal from

A

rubare a

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15
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to look like, to resemble

A

somigliare/assomigliare a

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16
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to care about something

A

tenere a qualcosa

17
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to obey

A

ubbidire a