Essere vs. avere
Ho andato al mare.
Sono andato al mare.
Andare, venire, restare and other movement verbs take essere, and the participle agrees with the subject.
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Ho andato al mare.
Sono andato al mare.
Andare, venire, restare and other movement verbs take essere, and the participle agrees with the subject.
il studente
lo studente
Nouns starting with s + consonant, z, gn, ps or y take lo in the singular and gli in the plural.
Vado in il centro.
Vado nel centro.
Prepositions fuse with the article: in + il = nel, a + la = alla, di + i = dei.
Ho i capelli nuovi.
Ho i cappelli nuovi.
One consonant or two is a different word — capelli is hair, cappelli is hats.
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