Aver and grammar
I have been sent an email with the phrase "grazie per aver prenotato" and I am a bit confused by the use of what I assume is the verb avere - I can't find the form aver in the conjugation. Clearly I am missing something. Can you help?
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Hi Colin!
In this case "aver" is the same of "avere". In italian it's more pretty to remove the last "e" in infinitive form verbs if they are followed by other words.
Examples:
Mangiar bene = Mangiare bene;
Andar lontano = Andare lontano;
Aver dormito = Avere dormito.
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No awkward using, it's just: thanks for having booked. The verb Avere is the common auxiliary verb for compound active forms.
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i don't know
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