In this lesson, we will look at the verb cadere passato prossimo conjugation.
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Cadere passato prossimo: Conjugation table and pronunciation
Caduto has a regular past participle in the passato prossimo tense. Its helper verb is essere.
Remember that the past participle must agree in gender and number with the subject!
Cadere passato prossimo pronunciation
| I | have fallen |
| io | sono caduto/a |
| you (s) | have fallen |
| tu | sei caduto/a |
| he, she | has fallen |
| lui, lei | è caduto/a |
| we | have fallen |
| noi | siamo caduti/e |
| you (pl) | have fallen |
| voi | siete caduti/e |
| they | have fallen |
| loro | sono caduti/e |
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Cadere passato prossimo: Examples
Sono caduta dalle scale e mi sono fratturata la caviglia.
I fell down the stairs and fractured my ankle.
Dove sei caduto con la bicicletta?
Where did you fall with your bicycle?
Mi è caduto il cellulare nell’acquario!
I dropped my cell phone in the fish tank!
(literally: the cell phone has fallen me in the fish tank)
Siamo caduti in un’imboscata nel bosco.
We were ambushed in the woods.
(cadere in un’imboscata = to be ambushed)
È qui che siete caduti con la moto ieri?
Is this where you fell off your bike yesterday?
Molte persone sono cadute a causa del giaccio sulle strade.
Many people fell because of the ice on the roads.
And that’s it, now you know the cadere passato prossimo conjugation in Italian!
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