This tense becomes passato when composed with avere (for transitive verbs) or essere (for intransitive verbs).
Composing a transitive verb with essere results instead in the passive form of the tense.
It indicates that the subject is doing something. For example: guardante (from the verb guardare=to watch)means that the subject is watching. But this tense is almost never used.
This tense becomes passato when composed with avere (for transitive verbs) or essere (for intransitive verbs).
Composing a transitive verb with essere results instead in the passive form of the tense.
This tense becomes "passato prossimo" when composed with avere (for transitive verbs) or essere (for intransitive verbs).
Composing a transitive verb with essere results instead in the passive form of the tense.
This tense becomes "trapassato prossimo" when composed with avere (for transitive verbs) or essere (for intransitive verbs).
Composing a transitive verb with essere results instead in the passive form of the tense.
This tense becomes "futuro anteriore" when composed with avere (for transitive verbs) or essere (for intransitive verbs).
Composing a transitive verb with essere results instead in the passive form of the tense.
This tense becomes "passato" when composed with avere (for transitive verbs) or essere (for intransitive verbs).
Composing a transitive verb with essere results instead in the passive form of the tense.
This tense becomes "trapassato" when composed with avere (for transitive verbs) or essere (for intransitive verbs).
Composing a transitive verb with essere results instead in the passive form of the tense.
This tense becomes "passato" when composed with avere (for transitive verbs) or essere (for intransitive verbs).
Composing a transitive verb with essere results instead in the passive form of the tense.