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A2 Sentence order Vocabulary

Apologising for being late to class

by Alessio · teacher of Italian as a foreign language, ITALS master’s

Practise Italian: Apologising for being late to class. Sentence-ordering exercise, with answers.

What's in this exercise

“Apologising for being late to class” is an Italian exercise at A2 level. The full content is below in Italian, with the English translation: read it before you start, or use it to check your answers.

Content, solutions and the English translation (4)
Mi scusi tanto per il ritardo.I am so sorry I am late.
Non si preoccupi, è successo qualcosa?Do not worry, has something happened?
Ho perso l'autobus per pochi minuti.I missed the bus by a couple of minutes.
Va bene, iniziamo pure la lezione.All right, let’s start the lesson.

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What do you practise in “Apologising for being late to class”?
An A2 exercise on “Apologising for being late to class”, with the answer to every item.
Are there answers?
Yes: the exercise shows you straight away what is right and what is not. All the solutions are also listed below, under “Content, solutions and the English translation”.
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A2 level. Not sure about your level? The free level test tells you in ten minutes.