ITA 101 Study Guide - Quiz Guide: Mia Madre, Preposition And Postposition, Jury Selection

• School: Syracuse University
• Department: Italian
• Course: ITA 101
• Professor: Maria Barbarino

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Dovere io: devio tu: devi lui/lei: deve noi: dobbiamo voi: dovete loro: devono. Potere io: posso tu: puoi lui/lei: pu noi: possiamo voi: potete loro: possono. Volere io: voglio tu: vuoi lui/lei: vuole noi: vogliamo voi: volete loro: vogliono. Ci is used to replace nouns or expressions that refer to places or locations that have just been mentioned. Ci is roughly equivalent to the english there. = yes, we have dinner there in the summer. Ne replaces a direct- object pronoun preceded by a precise or approximate quantity. Ne is always placed in front of a conjugated verb. Si, ne ho uno = yes, i have one. Con avere are ato ere uto ire ito. *when using pronouns they are placed in front of avere and the ending of the verb changes* Andare, arrivare, entrare, partire, ritornare, tornare, uscire, venire, diventare, essere, morire, nascere, restare, rimanere, stare. In italian, a period is used instead of a comma to indicate thousands.