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Pronouns + “Essere”. Personal Pronouns Singular Subject IoI / Me TuYou LuiHim / he LeiHer / she Plural Subject NoiWe VoiYou (plural) LoroThey * The subject.

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1 Pronouns + “Essere”

2 Personal Pronouns Singular Subject IoI / Me TuYou LuiHim / he LeiHer / she Plural Subject NoiWe VoiYou (plural) LoroThey * The subject of the verb decides how the verb will be conjugated!

3 “To Be” The single most important verb in all languages; to be! “I am - she is - they are” Essere (Io) Sono(Noi) Siamo (tu) Sei(Voi) Siete (lui/lei) è (loro) Sono

4 Esempio.. Io sono uno studente – I am a student Lui è italiano – He is italian Tu sei la maestra – You are a teacher (feminine) La pizza è calda – the pizza is hot I genitori sono stanchi – the parents are tired Le ragazze sono belle – the girls are beautiful Noi siamo alti – we are tall Voi siete divertenti – you all are funny

5 Essere References Common Sentences – herehere Essere rules & help – herehere

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