The two languages rarely match one word to one word. Some English words have no Italian partner, and some Italian words have no English one. A dashed outline with no line attached marks a word the other language does without.
English words Italian does without
Italian words English does without
What to take from this
Translate the job, not the word. Ask what each word is doing in the sentence, then ask how Italian gets that job done.
English often uses separate helper words such as do, am, it and to. Italian often expresses the same information differently or leaves those words out.
Italian often uses articles and small pronouns such as il, la, mi, ne and ci where English does not.