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Differences between pensare a and pensare di

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Q 1/3
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What does 'pensare a' mean in English?
30
to think about someone or something
to think about the past
to think in a dream
to think of an idea
Q 2/3
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When should you use 'pensare di' instead of 'pensare a'?
30
When feeling emotions
When expressing an opinion or intention
When thinking about a specific person
When recalling a memory

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3 questions

Q.

What does 'pensare a' mean in English?

1

30 sec

Q.

When should you use 'pensare di' instead of 'pensare a'?

2

30 sec

Q.

What is the correct translation of 'Penso di avere ragione.'?

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30 sec

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