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1)


+ )Italian docor who warned about lack of gloves dies from Coronavirus.
 -  )Italian doctor who did'nt warn about lack of protective gloves dies from Coronavirus.
? )Did italian doctor who warn about lack of protective gloves dies from Coronavirus?

 2)

+ )A doctor in Italy described his concerns in a recent television interview about how the shortages of medical supplies.
-  )A doctor in Italy didn't describe his concerns in a recent television interview about how the shortages of medical supplies.
? )Did a doctor in Italy describe his concerns in a recent television interview about how the shortages of medical supplies?

3)
 
+ )He has died from the illness.
-  )He did'nt die from the illness.
? )Did he die from the illness?

4)
 
+ )Marcello Natali had also sounded the alarm over the number of doctors who were getting infected.
-  )Marcello Natali didn't sound the alarm over the number of doctors who were getting infected.
? )Did Marcello Natali sound the alarm over the number of doctors who were getting infected?

 5)
 
+ )He told that he was not able to work with gloves because "they have run out."
-  )He didn't tell that he was not able to work with gloves because "they have run out."
? )Did he tell that he was not able to work with gloves because "they have run out"?

6)
 
+ )Natali was hospitalized in Cremona before being transferred to Milan after developing double pneumonia.
-  )Natali wasn't hospitalized in Cremona before being transferred to Milan after developing double pneumonia.
? )Was Natali hospitalized in Cremona before being transferred to Milan after developing double pneumonia?

7)
 
+ )The Italian Federation of General Practitioners confirmed his death.
-  )The Italian Federation of General Practitioners did'nt confirm his death.
? )Did The Italian Federation of General Practitioners confirmed his death?

8)
 
+ )After he tested positive, he was hospitalized.
-  )After he tested positive, he wasn't  hospitalized.
? )Was he hospitalized, after he tested positive?

9)
 
+ )She said that in Bergamo province alone, 110 doctors out of 600 doctors were sick and that medical supplies were still low.
-  )She didn't say that in Bergamo province alone, 110 doctors out of 600 doctors were sick and that medical supplies were still low
? )Did she say that in Bergamo province alone, 110 doctors out of 600 doctors were sick and that medical supplies were still low?

10)
 
+ )We received some masks, some gloves, and kit.
-  )We didn't receive some masks, some gloves, and kit.
? )Did we received some masks, some gloves, and kit.







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