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93 [ninety-three]

Subordinate clauses: if

93 [novantatré]	Frasi secondarie con se

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I don’t know if he loves me.	N_n s_ s_ m_ a_a_ Non so se mi ama. N__ s_ s_ m_ a___ Non so se mi ama. ___ __ __ __ ____ Non so se mi ama.
I don’t know if he’ll come back.	N_n s_ s_ r_t_r_a_ Non so se ritorna. N__ s_ s_ r_______ Non so se ritorna. ___ __ __ ________ Non so se ritorna.
I don’t know if he’ll call me.	N_n s_ s_ m_ t_l_f_n_. Non so se mi telefona. N__ s_ s_ m_ t________ Non so se mi telefona. ___ __ __ __ _________ Non so se mi telefona.

Maybe he doesn’t love me?	C_i_s_ s_ m_ a_a_ Chissà se mi ama. C_____ s_ m_ a___ Chissà se mi ama. ______ __ __ ____ Chissà se mi ama.
Maybe he won’t come back?	C_i_s_ s_ r_t_r_a_ Chissà se ritorna. C_____ s_ r_______ Chissà se ritorna. ______ __ ________ Chissà se ritorna.
Maybe he won’t call me?	C_i_s_ s_ m_ t_l_f_n_. Chissà se mi telefona. C_____ s_ m_ t________ Chissà se mi telefona. ______ __ __ _________ Chissà se mi telefona.

I wonder if he thinks about me.	M_ c_i_d_ s_ m_ p_n_i_ Mi chiedo se mi pensi. M_ c_____ s_ m_ p_____ Mi chiedo se mi pensi. __ ______ __ __ ______ Mi chiedo se mi pensi.
I wonder if he has someone else.	M_ c_i_d_ s_ a_b_a u_’_l_r_. Mi chiedo se abbia un’altra. M_ c_____ s_ a____ u________ Mi chiedo se abbia un’altra. __ ______ __ _____ _________ Mi chiedo se abbia un’altra.
I wonder if he lies.	M_ c_i_d_ s_ m_n_a_ Mi chiedo se menta. M_ c_____ s_ m_____ Mi chiedo se menta. __ ______ __ ______ Mi chiedo se menta.

Maybe he thinks of me?	C_i_s_ s_ m_ p_n_a_ Chissà se mi pensa. C_____ s_ m_ p_____ Chissà se mi pensa. ______ __ __ ______ Chissà se mi pensa.
Maybe he has someone else?	C_i_s_ s_ h_ u_’_l_r_. Chissà se ha un’altra. C_____ s_ h_ u________ Chissà se ha un’altra. ______ __ __ _________ Chissà se ha un’altra.
Maybe he tells me the truth?	C_i_s_ s_ d_c_ l_ v_r_t_. Chissà se dice la verità. C_____ s_ d___ l_ v______ Chissà se dice la verità. ______ __ ____ __ _______ Chissà se dice la verità.

I doubt whether he really likes me.	D_b_t_ c_e m_ v_g_i_ v_r_m_n_e b_n_. Dubito che mi voglia veramente bene. D_____ c__ m_ v_____ v________ b____ Dubito che mi voglia veramente bene. ______ ___ __ ______ _________ _____ Dubito che mi voglia veramente bene.
I doubt whether he’ll write to me.	D_b_t_ c_e m_ s_r_v_. Dubito che mi scriva. D_____ c__ m_ s______ Dubito che mi scriva. ______ ___ __ _______ Dubito che mi scriva.
I doubt whether he’ll marry me.	D_b_t_ c_e m_ s_o_i_ Dubito che mi sposi. D_____ c__ m_ s_____ Dubito che mi sposi. ______ ___ __ ______ Dubito che mi sposi.

Does he really like me?	C_i_s_ s_ m_ a_a v_r_m_n_e_ Chissà se mi ama veramente. C_____ s_ m_ a__ v_________ Chissà se mi ama veramente. ______ __ __ ___ __________ Chissà se mi ama veramente.
Will he write to me?	C_i_s_ s_ m_ s_r_v_. Chissà se mi scrive. C_____ s_ m_ s______ Chissà se mi scrive. ______ __ __ _______ Chissà se mi scrive.
Will he marry me?	C_i_s_ s_ m_ s_o_a_ Chissà se mi sposa. C_____ s_ m_ s_____ Chissà se mi sposa. ______ __ __ ______ Chissà se mi sposa.

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