N. 2 IT'S

In Italian we skip the subject IT before a verb. There is an equivalent but nobody bothers to use it.

So, when we want to say that something IS, we simply write  << e'  >>.

Esempio:  it's beautiful> e' bello      it's ugly > e' brutto

Bello and brutto are adjectives.

YOUR TASK:

write ONE common expression in English, like "It's interesting" and, next to it, the Italian translation. 

The expression must be made of  <<it's>> + an adjective.

Look up the translation in a dictionary (wordreference.com). 

CHOOSE ONLY ADJECTIVES that look the same in English and Italian.

ESEMPIO: you want to say "it's interesting"

<Interesting> in italiano is <interessante>. The two words are very similar. OK.

However, if you want to say "it's hard",

<hard> in italiano is <duro>. Completely different. Skip <hard> and find something else.

WORDS that look alike in two languages are called COGNATES. Here we are focusing on ADJECTIVES.

Click Comment below and get started. (Read what your classmates did before you: no repetitions.)