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100 most used Italian verbs

Author: The Metalearners

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Description: 100 most used Italian verbs, provides a list of the 100 most used Italian verbs along with their English translations, being an essential tool for those who want to learn Italian and improve their language skills.

Subject: Learn Italian

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