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Understanding differentiation from first principle.
What is first principle? Why does it look nothing like the differentiation I had been doing for the past few years?
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When does one use the past and imperfect tenses in Italian?
In Italian, the past tense (passato prossimo) is used to indicate events or actions that have happened in the recent past and have been completed.
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