Italian 3 - REVIEW of Il Passato Prossimo con Avere REVIEW (9/19/2024)
In order to express the past tense in Italian, we use the PASSATO PROSSIMO.
It is a compound tense that is made up of two parts:
(1) the helping verb, and
(2) the past participle [-ato, -uto, -ito].
Please be aware that there are IRREGULAR PAST PARTICIPLES as well.
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