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Fondamenti della lingua inglese Laura Cignoni - Paleopatologia

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PRONOMI PERSONALI COMPLEMENTO<br />

Object pronouns<br />

I pronomi personali complemento seguono il verbo e corrispondono al complemento oggetto<br />

italiano. Si usano anche come complemento indiretto o dopo le preposizioni of, to, from, in, with,<br />

on, for, between, among.<br />

me, ‘me’<br />

you, ‘te’<br />

him, ‘lui’<br />

her, ‘lei’<br />

it, ‘esso’<br />

us, ‘noi’<br />

you, ‘voi’<br />

them, ‘loro’<br />

We met them at the races last Sunday afternoon.<br />

She talked to him about the idea but didn’t manage to convince him.<br />

If, for example, we placed 90 right tali, 90 left tali, 90 right calcanei and 90 left calcanei in a bag,<br />

shook them and poured out the contents over a surface of eight square metres, simple probability<br />

suggests that we would find a right talus near a right calcaneous. (The Archaeology of the Dead,<br />

135).<br />

Le particelle pronominali mi, ti, gli, le, ci, vi, li non esistono e si traducono con i pronomi<br />

complemento.<br />

We always meet them in summer.<br />

Il pronome impersonale italiano si si traduce con one in senso generico, oppure con i pronomi<br />

personali we, you o they per indicare un gruppo di persone.

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