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Are there any rules as to when to use either "aver" or "avere"?
10 de oct. de 2014 13:30
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No, there is no rules. You can use whatever infinitive (not only "aver") in its truncated form as you like.
You just have to pay attention to use only the truncated form with joined pronouns: "avermi", "averti", "avergli", "averle", "averci", "avervi", "averne", "averglielo", "avergliela", "avercene"... "averceglielo"
10 de octubre de 2014
It seems to me that:
1. avere + <past. particle> usually becomes:
aver + <past. particle> (but NOT needed)
2a. avere + <noun>
2b. avere + <sentence as direct complement>
Keeps the /avere/ form.
Examples:
-- vorrei aver detto prima che ....
-- cosa dici di aver sentito ?
-- pensi di avere sempre ragione?
-- che cosa ti importa di avere un nuovo televisore
da 50 pollici e supe audio ultra moderno, non e` meglio
risparmiare e avere la casa ogni tanto
piena di amici ?
- E' meglio avere una casa in montagna tutta bianca di
neve oppure una macchina Ferrari tutta rossa dentro
al garage ? Penso di non avere grande urgenza
di risolvere questo quesito.
10 de octubre de 2014
No, whic choose is depending of the sound in the sentance, otherwise you can use whic you want but usally the italian use "avere". This is valid for anyelse word in italian. The italian is a poetic language!
10 de octubre de 2014
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Megumi@Ibaraki
Competencias lingüísticas
Inglés, Italiano, Japonés
Idioma de aprendizaje
Inglés, Italiano
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