Show Notes
Ciao! In this episode we'll look at the different versions of the verb "to have", and how to use it in sentences, and how to make questions. :) ... AVERE - "to have" io ho (pronounce with a silent h) tu hai lui, lei ha noi abbiamo voi avete loro hanno
Examples: Ho un libro. Abbiamo una casa. Ha una torta?
For negative statments: Non ho un libro. Non abbiamo una pizza.
And for questions: Ha un libro Marco? Marco ha un libro? Marco ha un libro, vero? Marco ha un libro, non è vero?
Final ex: Do you have a coffee? Yes, I have a coffee. No, I don't have a coffee.
Perfetto! 😊
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