Do you use to have or to be for the past in Italian?

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David published
almost 4 years ago

Which is the correct auxiliary verb?

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answered by
Davi published
almost 4 years ago

Ciao! 😀 Both. It depends on the verb you want to turn into the past. Generally speaking if it's a movement, the verb to be or a reflexive verb, you use the verb to be as auxiliary verb. For the rest, you need to have.

Do you use to have or to be for the past in Italian?

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