Italian GCSE
Harmful habits (smoking, alcohol, drugs)
What Harmful habits (smoking, alcohol, drugs) means in Italian GCSE, as defined for AQA.
Definition of Harmful habits (smoking, alcohol, drugs)
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Habits like smoking (fumare) or drinking alcohol (bere alcolici) must be mastered, and you should be prepared to discuss their consequences.
Topics that use Harmful habits (smoking, alcohol, drugs)
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