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How to form the passato prossimo?

Passato prossimo is a past tense that describes an action that has happened and is now over, i.e. a complete action. Example : il mercoledi sono andata a scuola - on Wed I went to school (happened once an...

Answered by Lizzy L. Italian tutor
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How do you translate the conditional verbal mood?

Generally you can say that the conditional mood is translated by "would + infinitive" for the present and "would have + infinitive" for the past.

Answered by Chiara D. Italian tutor
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How do you form conditional sentences (periodo ipotetico) in Italian?

In Italian there are 3 different types of conditional clauses, called 'periodo ipotetico'. The 1st type express a real condition, a fact, something about which we are sure of the consequences. It is forme...

Answered by Chiara D. Italian tutor
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What is the difference between the imperfetto and the passato prossimo?

The translation of the imperfect tense would be "I used to do/ I was doing". Hence, this tense would be used to describe an action in the past that had an unspecified starting or finishing time,...

Answered by Helena M. Italian tutor
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How do you translate "today was an extremely good daily?"

Oggi è stata una giornata estremamente bella

Answered by Tamara O. Italian tutor
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