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List: Italian: connecting and describing a story

Connectors and descriptive expressions for coherent storytelling.

List typesVocabularyReading focusTopicsNarrative connectionsStorytellingDifficultyIntermediate
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Original curated narrative Italian collection; no frequency rank, proficiency claim or audio generation.

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      suddenlyWord
      all at oncePhrase
      meanwhilePhrase
      shortly afterwardPhrase
      sooner or laterPhrase
      from the very beginningPhrase
      at the end; in the endPhrase
      later; afterwardPhrase
      despite; althoughWord
      although; even thoughWord
      althoughWord
      while; whereasWord
      as soon as; barelyWord
      as long as; untilWord
      since; becauseWord
      therefore; soWord
      therefore; for that reasonWord
      and yetWord
      instead; on the other handWord
      otherwiseWord
      above all; especiallyWord
      evenWord
      almostWord
      even; downrightWord
      by now; alreadyWord
      still; againWord
      alreadyWord
      onlyWord
      enough; fairlyWord
      slowlyWord
      quicklyWord
      cautiousWord
      stubbornWord
      curiousWord
      restless; uneasyWord
      satisfiedWord
      disappointedWord
      frightenedWord
      tiredWord
      proudWord