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Passato Prossimo Oscar Svan 10B. When is it used? Passato Prosisimo (Past Tense) narrates specific actions or events that occurred in the past, at a definite.

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1 Passato Prossimo Oscar Svan 10B

2 When is it used? Passato Prosisimo (Past Tense) narrates specific actions or events that occurred in the past, at a definite point in the past. Io ho mangiato gli spaghetti (I have eaten Spaghetti)

3 How is it used? Passato Prossimo uses the verb To have followed by the subject verb + -ato, -uto, or -ito. -ato is used for verbs that end with -are such as Mangiare or Giocare -uto is used for verbs that end with -ere such as Dovere or Avere -ito is used for verbs that end with -ire such as Dormire or Capire Examples:- Io ho dormito (I have slept) Tu hai avuto un cane (You had a dog)

4 Words associated with movement Words associated with movement such as andare (to go) or partire (to leave) use essere instead of avere when being presented in past tense. Examples:- Io sono arrivato (I have arrived) Loro hanno uscito (They went out)

5 Exercise Try and complete these sentences using Passato Prossimo Mario ____ ________ con Luigi ieri. (Parlare) Io ____ ________ a ristorante. (Andare) Tu ____ ________ ieri sera. (Dormire) Noi ____ ________ un gatto. (Avere) Loro ____ ________ di casa ieri. (Partire

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