past participle

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The Italian Past Participle (Participio Passato) The past participle is most commonly known for forming compound tenses like the passato prossimo (e....

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Have you seen my keys anywhere?

Hai visto le mie chiavi da qualche parte?

No, I haven't seen them, I'm sorry.

No, non le ho viste, mi dispiace.

Yesterday I found the office door wide open.

Ieri ho trovato la porta dell'ufficio spalancata.

Normally it's always locked for security.

Di solito è sempre chiusa a chiave per sicurezza.

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