Verbo essere con l'infinito Ho visto da poco in lingua originale una parte di "Pride and Prejudice" ed ho notato che a volte i personaggi usano l'infinito dopo il verbo essere. Il significato potrebbe essere simile a quello di "I'm going to...", cioè "ho intenzione di", "sono in procinto di..."?

Saint Lorenzo Today is dedicated to Saint Lorenzo, who is the protector of my town, Grosseto in Tuscany. Yesterday I'd like going to the religious procession along the streets of down town, but the weather suddenly changed, from hot and very wet, to worm and very windy, so that I changed my mind and I remained at home. Now I'm preparing to go to the commemorative mass in the cathedral, hoping the weather will remain stable.

The great hot In these days in Italy there is a very hot weather! My town isn't too far from sea and so it isn't a very hot town generally, but by quite a month there is a so called ball of hot that make raise temperatures until 40°C at shadow. I have never been a woman that sweats very much, but in these days I'm sweating even being motionless!! Almost like if I did jogging for an hour!

Come si dice "non mi sento molto portata per le lingue" in Inglese?

Today in my life This morning I went at weekly street market here in Grosseto with my husband. I was a bit worried, because my husband doesn't like shopping in general and the noisy places, so I thought that he would bored himself very soon. But it didn't happen! We had to find out a present for our nephew and we got it!