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Thank you! To be honest, I didn't reason in the same way, but did use "in"--however, I was guessing. The fact is, I never know which of the many versions of "in" to use. I do understand the "nel" versions OK, but dentro, di, in, su, nel, and more. Would DL accept any of these? I'm guessing not, as it sounds like maybe you tried "di" and got it wrong.
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"in autumn" sounds odd to me in this context. I think "in the autumn" in English covers the Italian usages both with and without the article. If you really don't want definitiveness, I'd say "during autumn" instead.
And then trousers is accepted. The difference seems to be whether i put in a comma. Weird
These double consonants are killing me. Got it wrong because I wrote "auttuno", basically just guessing at the spelling. My Italian friend INSISTS that a native speaker can actually HEAR the difference between a single or double consonant, which blows my mind. She also tells me I pronounce things wrong, but when she corrects me I can't tell the difference at all...
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What about 'I put on pants in the fall.'? At least in American English it is much more common to use 'in the fall' than 'in autumn'...
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Don't they wear decent pantalons in Italy? Pants is a container word for everything you can put your legs in.
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I put on pants and when i do that i wear them too. On your lessen info you have three option - than you cut down them to onlybone ?