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Avere, non e c’è

Having things, questions and negatives

Plural: More than one person or thing: , .

to have, negation and there is

The verb means “to have”. In this module, useful forms are , , . You need them for things like and

A very simple question can be just a normal sentence with question intonation. So is literally “You have my key?” but it means “Do you have my key?”

To make a sentence negative, put before the verb: , , . This is the basic Italian negative pattern.

Use for “there is / there is” with one thing: Later you will learn plural , but now focus on singular .

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FormExampleMeaning
I am hungry.
Do you have my key?
Milo is hungry.
He is not mine.
There is a café here.
  • Io ho fame.I am hungry.

  • Tu hai la mia chiave?Do you have my key?

  • Milo ha fame.Milo is hungry.

  • Milo non è mio.Milo is not mine.

  • Qui c’è un bar molto buono.There is a very good café here.

  • La chiave non è mia.The key is not mine.

  • Io ho la mia chiave.I have my key.

  • Lei ha molta fame?Are you very hungry?

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