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Italian Verb Avere: Present Tense
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Avere: Present Tense
A. Complete each sentence with the correct form of the verb avere.

  1. Io e Marcella AVERE cugini in Australia.
  2. Chi AVERE una buona bicicletta?
  3. Stefania e Caterina AVERE un cane.
  4. AVERE una buona ricetta, tu e Valeria?
  5. Io AVERE un'automobile. Tu AVERE una motocicletta.
  6. Voi AVERE novantanove dollari.
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B. Change the verbs from the singular to the plural or from the plural to the singular.
EXAMPLE: Hai un bicchiere.—Avete un bicchiere.
  1. Ho un gatto.
  2. Non hanno amici in Italia.
  3. Hai due panini.
  4. Abbiamo un hobby.
  5. Avete un cane?
  6. Non ha uno zio a Milano.
  7. Hanno un buono stipendio.
  8. Ho due case.

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