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Indirect Object Pronouns·Piacere with Indirect Object Pronouns
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Rule reminder

With piacere, the indirect pronoun indicates WHO likes something: Mi piace = I like it (lit. it is pleasing to me). The subject of the sentence is the thing liked, not the person.

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_____ piace il caffè. (I like coffee)

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→ Mancare, Servire, Bastare with Indirect Pronouns→ Sembrare and Dispiacere with Indirect Pronouns→ Mixed — All Indirect Object Pronouns→ Piacere and Mancare — Fill in the Blank
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