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Conjugation and Usage of the Verb: Avere (To Have)

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Conjugating verbs can be difficult for English-speakers because English doesn't really do it. But in most other languages, this is part of the grammatical structure, so we have to learn! Let's start with an irregular one, "avere". It means "to have", which is a very common thing that one will say, so that's why we will start with this one!

Script by Patrizia Farina, Professor of Italian at Western Connecticut State University and Purchase College.

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