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Memorize the present tense of essere (to be) and avere (to have) first, as they are used as auxiliary verbs for compound tenses.
Note that Italian often uses avere (to have) where English uses "to be," such as ho fame (I have hunger/I am hungry). 4. Regular Verb Conjugations An Elementary Grammar of the Italian Language -...
Practice the various forms ( il, lo, la, l', i, gli, le ) and learn when to use lo before "s + consonant" or z . Memorize the present tense of essere (to be)