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|Note text=Both these verbs are in the infinitive mood in indirect statement after 'sciat'. 'Fieri' means ''to become'' while 'Frui' means ''to enjoy''. The following word is 'unde,' meaning ''from where''- there is a preposition instead of an object of the verbs.
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