Translation
the past; last, past (as an adjective)
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Word origin
The past participle of passare ('to pass'), used as a noun and adjective.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- passare
- English cognates
- pass, passage
Grammar
Examples
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I do not want to talk about the past.
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Last month I travelled a lot.
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It is nice to remember the past sometimes.
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(1)Grammar articles
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Italian Conjunctions: e, ma, o, anche se, poiché
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Italian Imperfetto: The Past Tense for What Was Going On
Italian Negative Words: nessuno, nulla, più, nemmeno
Italian Object Pronouns: Direct and Indirect, lo, la, gli, le
Passato Prossimo vs Imperfetto: How to Pick the Right Past
Italian Passato Prossimo: How to Form and Use the Everyday Past
Italian Passive Voice: essere and venire With the Participle
Italian Past Participles: -ato, -uto, -ito and the Irregulars
Italian Perfect Infinitive and Past Subjunctive: dopo aver mangiato
Italian Reflexive Verbs: When the Action Loops Back
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Start your free weekThis word is taught in chapter 3, lesson 6: Words 241-250.