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- 2. Cucinare
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- 4. Una rivista Leggere Un libro Il giornale
- 9. Uscire con gli amici
- 10. Ascoltare musica
- 12. Andare al cinema
- 14. Giocare a calcio
- 15. Fare shopping
- 16. Fare yoga
- 18. Dormire
- 19. Mangiare fuori
- 21. Stare a casa