Using Passato Prossimo with the Verb: Avere

Now that we know what passato prossimo is and when to use it, let's learn how to use this tense with the auxiliary verb avere.

Script by Patrizia Farina, Professor of Italian at Western Connecticut State University and Purchase College.

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[theophonchana]

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[theophonchana]

fare + ‐ato past participle suffix
fato
fatto (doubling, gemination)

[theophonchana]

chiudere + ‐uto past participle suffix
chiuduto
chiuso (change ‐duto into ‐so)

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