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13 Dec 2019
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If I want to say "Stop" should I use "Smetti" or "smettila"?? Ci sono altri suffissi?
If I want to say "Stop" should I use "Smetti" or "smettila"?? Ci sono altri suffissi?
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"Smettila!"
oppure
"Smetti di infastidirmi!"
"Smettila!" alone
"Smetti di" + infinitive form
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@vbltrainer Ma c'era una volta che ho letto "Smettila di fare...."
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Se con “Stop!” intendi fermare qualcuno che continua a parlare o a fare qualcosa, puoi dire
La smetti/ smettila!
Puoi dire anche
Basta! Adesso basta! Finiscila!
Se con “Stop!” Intendi fermare qualcuno che sta camminando, puoi dire
Fermati! Alto là!
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@Scootv esatto... Smetti (o smettila) di fare questo o quello
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