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Bologna in Northern Italy, the home of the oldest spaghetti bolognese recipe, and the university of Bologna, the oldest university in the western world. In more recent times, it has been the home of Steve, John’s friend, who moved there from Rome.
In today’s Italian lesson, we will be analyzing the passato prossimo tense of the third conjugation regular verbs. Listen carefully for this important aspect of the Italian language! This tense is easy and useful: the explanation regarding the correct choice of auxiliary verbs presented in lesson 23 fully applies to all three conjugations, including the third one.
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Category: Newbie Lessons | 4 Comments »
Grammar: passato prossimo 3rd conjugation | Function: using passato prossimo | Topic: traveling | Politeness Level: informal
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