Partially confused I ran across this phrase in Italian and cannot decipher its meaning. Why would you write phrases like these with the possessive and contradicting verb tenses MI HANNO scritto de

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Matthew Salerno

Partially confused I ran across this phrase in Italian and cannot decipher its meaning. Why would you write phrases like these with the possessive and contradicting verb tenses MI HANNO scritto delle lettere VI HO comprato il caffè And what is the difference between using the verb essere and avere in regards to present prefect conjugation such as Sono andato in chiusa ho andato in chiusa

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MI HANNO scritto - they have written me some letters VI HO comprato - I've bought you (plural) coffee HO andato - it's wrong. With verb "andare" auxiliar verb is always "essere". io sono andato tu sei andato egli è andato noi siamo andati voi siete andati essi sono andati I hope that I have been useful to you! :)

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