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Flashcards on Italian Grammar: Passato Prossimo, Conoscere, and Sapere
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Passato Prossimo
A past tense that reports an action or event that was completed in the past.
Avere or Essere
Auxiliary or helping verbs used to form the passato prossimo.
Participio Passato
The past participle of the verb.
Participio Passato of Regular Verbs
Adding -ato, -uto, and -ito to the infinitive stems of -are, -ere, and -ire verbs, respectively.
Prendere
To take.
Portare
To take someone/something somewhere, or to bring someone/something to a place.
Ieri
yesterday
Ieri sera
last night
Un giorno (due… giorni) fa
one day (two . . . days) ago
Una settimana fa
a week ago
Il mese scorso
last month
La settimana scorsa
last week
Conoscere
To know in the sense of to be acquainted with someone or something; to meet.
Sapere
To know a fact, to have knowledge of something, or to find out something; to know how to do something.