Last Sunday Hi Paolo, what did you do last Sunday ? Last Sunday I woke up early in the morning and I went with my wife and a couple of friends to an antiques roadshow in Frascati, a small town near Rome. We arrived at the antiques roadshow at ten o’clock and we had been watching the stands for one hour when we realized that instead of antique things most of shops were about modern ones and overall typical foods. After that we decided to go to Ariccia, another little town not far from those in which we were. Once reached this new place we saw downtown with its ancient village and its alley with the typical stone houses until lunchtime. We decided thus to look for a restaurant and fortunately we found an excellent typical restaurant, that was also chip, in fact we paid only 64 Euro for a full menu for four people. After that we come back home and spent the rest of the day watching TV and eating pop-corn. Paolo ... Thanks for the correction.!!!

little question about past tense Hello, can someone help me please with following phrases : - Why didn't the skeleton go to the party? - Because he had no body to go with My question is : why it says "skeleton go" instead of "skeleton goes" ?

Translation from an Italian newspaper Rome - Digital commercial domain is not enough, neither the home delivery’s one, now Amazon wants expand itself also in the world of the more traditional shops, those made of bricks and cement. According to some internal sources mentioned in the Wall Street Journal, the Jeff Bezos’s company attempts to open some small shops in which clients will be able to buy food like fruits and vegetables, milk and meat. Elsewhere pick up, perhaps on the way from the office to the house, eventually without get off the car, the online reserved goods. Offers that, according with the indiscretions, was at the very start opened for those with the subscription to Fresh service, the home delivery service for fresh products within 24 hours. But it could be after extended at all the clients, with a frontal challenge against the big supermarket chains, starting with Walmart. Every year American people spend 5.500 dollars in food, the double of the average expense of the medium Amazon prime members. ROMA - Non gli basta il dominio nel commercio digitale, né quello della consegna a domicilio. Ora Amazon vuole espandersi anche nel mondo dei negozi più tradizionali, quelli di mattoni e cemento. Secondo alcune fonti interne citate dal Wall Street Journal la società di Jeff Bezos starebbe pianificando l'apertura di piccoli punti vendita in cui i clienti potranno acquistare alimentari come frutta, verdura, latte e carne. Oppure ritirare, magari sulla strada dal lavoro verso casa, magari senza neppure scendere dalla macchina, la merce ordinata online. Offerta che all'inizio, secondo le indiscrezioni, sarebbe aperta solo agli abbonati a Fresh, il servizio di consegna a domicilio di prodotti freschi entro 24 ore. Ma potrebbe essere poi estesa a tutti i clienti, con una sfida frontale alle grandi catene di supermercati, Walmart in primis. Ogni anno gli americani spendono 5.500 dollari in alimentari, il doppio dell'esborso medio di un abbonato ad Amazon Prime.

Translation form Iitalian newspaper Based on the wall street journal, Bezos’s compamy would project to open shop in which to buy fresh food or pick up the goods bought online. This is a challenge to Walmart and to supermarket chains to became the american’s shop basket. Italian Version Secondo il Wall Street Journal la società di Bezos starebbe progettando di aprire dei punti vendita in cui comprare alimentari freschi o ritirare la merce ordinata online. Una sfida a Walmart e alle catene di supermercati per diventare il carrello della spesa degli americani