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Italian – Verbs (-ERE Past Tense) (Passato Prossimo) – Flashcards

Mary Browning
7 July 2022
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The past participle of regular "are" verbs - drop the "ere" and end in "uto"
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(to be) followed by the past participle of the verb being used - have seen, have eaten, have watched, have read, have bought, have opened...
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vendere
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to sell
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(Io) ho venduto la mia macchina.
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I sold my car.
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(Tu) hai venduto i tuoi biglietti.
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You sold your tickets (familiar)
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(Lei) ha venduto i Suoi biglietti.
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You sold your tickets (polite)
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(Lui) ha venduto la loro casa.
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He sold their house.
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(Noi) abbiamo venduto la nostra casa.
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We sold our house.
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(Voi) avete venduto la vostra casa.
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You sold your house. (plural)
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(Voi) avete venduto i nostri biglietti.
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You sold our tickets.
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(Loro) hanno venduto la mia roba.
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They sold my things.
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