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In lesson 6.5 the lavare verb was conjugated to:
"...............Li ho appena lavati"
Could I be explained further how it becomes lavati and not lavato for the past tense.
If i am to guess correctly, and usually I am wrong, I am under the belief that because they / them fall under the plural loro which we use the pronoun masculine "Li" to avoid repetition, you have replaced the past tense of lavato to lavati to agree with the actions, contents and it's genders?
Grazie mille.
In lesson 6.5 the lavare verb was conjugated to:
"...............Li ho appena lavati"
Could I be explained further how it becomes lavati and not lavato for the past tense.
If i am to guess correctly, and usually I am wrong, I am under the belief that because they / them fall under the plural loro which we use the pronoun masculine "Li" to avoid repetition, you have replaced the past tense of lavato to lavati to agree with the actions, contents and it's genders?
Grazie mille.