CBI 2.16 | Abbiamo imparato molto!

CBI 2.16 | Abbiamo imparato molto!

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CBI 2.17 | Abbiamo visto tutto

In this episode of Coffee Break Italian, we're continuing to learn about the Perfect Tense, this time focusing on verbs which have irregular past participles. You'll learn to form past participles for irregular verbs and you'll also learn about the groupings of irregular verbs wh ...  Show more

CBI 2.18 | A che ora sono arrivati?

So far we've been learning how to talk in the past by using the Perfect Tense with avere. In this lesson we'll be learning about a specific group of verbs which use essere in the Perfect Tense. There's something in particular we need to remember about these verbs, and all will be ...  Show more

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