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  • curprev 20:1420:14, 29 December 2023 2a02:a442:d66c:1:ec98:fe34:9c50:e0c0 talk 25,446 bytes +17 I have made additional corrections in your text. Your English is not at all bad, but many of the words and expressions you use are most decidedly non-native-speakerish. I imagine English must be your L2. Also I should add that I myself hold a diploma in TEFLA!! I used to work as an English-language coach to Italian adults in Naples. undo
  • curprev 19:5819:58, 29 December 2023 2a02:a442:d66c:1:ec98:fe34:9c50:e0c0 talk 25,429 bytes −9 According to you, 'scusi' means 'my bad' (whatever THAT means! It sounds appallingly American) Fortunately I speak fluent Italian so am able to translate it to correct English. 'Scusi' simply translates as 'I'm sorry' or 'I do apologise'. Also 'loudspeaker': I presume (but am not sure) that you mean he acts as spokesperson for the class; I've altered it accordingly. undo

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