problems with: be supposed to

Hello everyone

I'd like to understand when and how to use: be supposed to

Which is the difference between "should" and "be supposed to"

Thank you in advance

Loredana

be moved Hello everybody, could you please help me with this translation from Italian to English: Mi commuovo ogni volta che li guardo Thanks in advance, loredana

Prefer+infinitive and prefer+ing Hello, I still not understan if there is a difference or I make a mistake saying: I prefer to live in the country or is it better: I prefer living in the country? Thank you for your reply!

Some sentences to check, thank you! 1. Non ha senso avere una macchina se non la usi. There's no point in having a car if you don't use it. 2. Era così tardi quando arrivammo a casa che non valeva la pena andare a letto. It was so late when we got home, It was not worth going to bed. 3. Hai difficoltà a capirmi? Do you have difficulty understanding me? 4. Non avrai difficoltà ad acquistare il biglietto per il concerto You won't have difficulty buying the ticket for the concert. 5. Perdo un sacco di tempo a pulire la casa ogni giorno, poi arrivano i bambini e sporcano tutto di nuovo I waste a lot of time cleaning the house everyday, then children get home and dirty everything again. 5.

problem with conditional I'm writing some simple sentences in which I'm sure I always make mistakes: 1. Se quel libro fosse scritto in modo più semplice lo leggerei If that book were written in a easier way I'd read it 2. Se avessi saputo che eri ammalato ti sarei venuta a trovare If I had known you were ill, I'd had come to see you 3. Se fossi al tuo posto farei una vita più semplice If I were you, I'd have (do?) a easier life 4. Sarebbe carino se potessimo incontrarci di nuovo It would be nice if we could meet again 5. Adoro l'Inghilterra. Se non fosse per la mia timidezza ora parlerei un ottimo inglese I'd love England. If It wasn't for my shyness, I'd speak English fluently

Venice and the tourists Yesterday I went to Venice with my family. I live in a small town near it and it takes us about 30 minutes from out town to there. We caught the train with the children and then by walk untill S.Marco's Place. It was a sunny and warm day and we enjoyed a lot going up and down the bridges seeing the beautiful and aged houses. It was crowded of tourists from all over the world and it seemed to me to be abroad! The youngest of my son is 2 years old and he really enjoyed running in that town because there is no cars and full of pingeons!, It is a pity that I don't take advantage to visit it very often... It is so close to me but I always don t think about it... And when I think there are a lot of people that across the Ocean to ho there I say to my self I am very silly!,,,

bad English for me today Today I had my weekly conversation with my English friend! It was 9.30 a.m. not too early, but I wasn't able to speak with her 'cause of the weather... Yes, maybe you can't believe me, but sometimes I've got some problem to speak with other people, even with Italian people! And I found out it dipends on the weather... I mean I can speak, but not properly! The weather is cloudy today as very often happends during the winter, so I can't understand why sometimes happens and sometimes not. Anyway, we had a very funny conversation speaking in English when I could and Italian when I wasn't able to remember the words! It was like if my English was (or were?) rusty... :) I wish next time it 'll be better!

very honest website Yesterday I made a mistake...! I was looking for how to buy a credit to pay my next English lesson in Italki, but I made a confusion with the currency, so I bought too much credit! When I received the message in my mobile, I couldn't believe to have done that hash... I tried to phone to my Bank but they didn't help me. So I sent a message to Italki support to ask for a partial refund, and I've just received a positive reply from them! I will get them in a very short time! This is really a honest website!! Thank you very much to the whole staff!

my second lesson Today I have had my second English lesson! At first I couldn't understand what he said, he seemed to have a very strong accent! But it was only the fist impression, because we had an interesting conversation and he gave me trips to expand my vocabulary!! It was really funny because he told me he couldn't say I have an Italian accent, I mean, Italian people have a specific accent, but he said I have a German accent!! I can't believe that! I'm struggling to have an English accend and the result is that I have a Geman one! That's really funny!!