{"id":14515,"date":"2017-07-17T12:20:19","date_gmt":"2017-07-17T10:20:19","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/italian\/?p=14515"},"modified":"2017-07-17T12:20:19","modified_gmt":"2017-07-17T10:20:19","slug":"transitive-and-intransitive-verbs-quiz-solutions","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/italian\/transitive-and-intransitive-verbs-quiz-solutions\/","title":{"rendered":"Transitive And Intransitive Verbs – Quiz Solutions"},"content":{"rendered":"

Well done all of you who had a go at our quiz on <\/span>Transitive And Intransitive Verbs<\/span><\/a><\/strong>\u00a0you did really well!<\/span><\/p>\n

We asked you to insert the correct auxiliary verb followed by the past participle of the main verb into the incomplete sentences below. Let’s see how you got on.<\/p>\n

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Mim\u00ec si riposa sulla valigia di Serena – Mim\u00ec si \u00e8 riposata sulla valigia di Serena.<\/span>
<\/em><\/p><\/div>\n

presente: la mamma fa<\/em> gli spaghetti alla carbonara<\/strong> (mother is making <\/em>spaghetti carbonara)
\npassato prossimo: la mamma ha fatto<\/span><\/em> gli spaghetti alla carbonara<\/strong> (mother has made<\/em> spaghetti carbonara)<\/p>\n

presente: Giovanni viene<\/em> a trovare suo padre tutte le domeniche<\/strong> (Giovanni comes<\/em> to visit his father every Sunday)
\npassato prossimo: Giovanni \u00e8 venuto<\/span><\/em> a trovare suo padre domenica scorsa<\/strong> (Giovanni came<\/em> to visit his father last Sunday)<\/p>\n

presente: siamo<\/em> a casa tutta la settimana<\/strong> (we are <\/em>at home all week)
\npassato prossimo: siamo stati<\/span>\u00a0<\/strong><\/em> a casa tutta la settimana<\/strong> (we were<\/em> at home all week)<\/p>\n

presente: Gianna viaggia<\/em> molto per lavoro<\/strong> (Gianna travels<\/em> a lot for work)
\npassato prossimo: Gianna ha viaggiato<\/span><\/em> molto per lavoro<\/strong> (Gianna has travelled<\/em> a lot for work)<\/p>\n

presente: prendiamo<\/em> l’ombrello perch\u00e9 piove<\/strong> (it’s raining, let’s get <\/em>the umbrella)
\npassato prossimo: abbiamo preso<\/span><\/em> l’ombrello perch\u00e9 pioveva<\/strong> (we got<\/em> the umbrella because it was raining)<\/p>\n

presente: Mim\u00ec si riposa <\/em>sulla valigia di Serena<\/strong> (Mim\u00ec is resting <\/em>on Serena’s suitcase)
\npassato prossimo: Mim\u00ec si \u00e8 riposata<\/span><\/em> sulla valigia di Serena<\/strong> (Mim\u00ec rested<\/em> on Serena’s suitcase)<\/p>\n

presente: d’estate camminiamo<\/em> molto<\/strong> (in the summer we walk<\/em> a lot)
\npassato prossimo: l’estate scorsa abbiamo camminato<\/span> <\/em>molto<\/strong> (last summer we<\/em> walked<\/em> a lot)<\/p>\n

presente: Gianni non viene<\/em> perch\u00e9 non si sente<\/em> bene<\/strong> (Gianni isn’t coming<\/em> because he<\/em> doesn’t feel<\/em> well)
\npassato prossimo: Gianni non \u00e8 venuto<\/span><\/em> perch\u00e9 non si \u00e8 sentito<\/span><\/em> bene<\/strong> (Gianni didn’t come<\/em> because he didn’t feel<\/em> well)<\/p>\n

presente: perch\u00e9 non rimanete<\/em> a cena da noi?<\/strong> (why don’t you stay<\/em> for dinner with us?)
\npassato prossimo: perch\u00e9 non siete rimasti<\/em><\/span> a cena da noi? <\/strong>(why didn’t you stay<\/em> for dinner with us?)<\/p>\n

And finally, the tricky one!<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n

presente: rimandiamo l’appuntamento, non ce la facciamo!<\/strong> (let’s postpone the appointment, we can’t make it!)
\npassato prossimo: abbiamo rimandato<\/span><\/em> l’appuntamento, non ce l’abbiamo fatta<\/span><\/em>!<\/strong> (we postponed<\/em> the appointment, we couldn’t make it<\/em>!)<\/p>\n

Yes, we know, why fatta<\/strong> and not fatto<\/strong>?<\/p>\n

Don’t worry, all will be explained in our next blog.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"\"\"

Well done all of you who had a go at our quiz on Transitive And Intransitive Verbs\u00a0you did really well! We asked you to insert the correct auxiliary verb followed by the past participle of the main verb into the incomplete sentences below. Let’s see how you got on. presente: la mamma fa gli spaghetti…<\/p>\n

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