Conjugation and Usage of the Verb: Avere (To Have)

The video tutorial by Professor Dave explains the use of pronouns and introduces the Italian verb 'avere', which means 'to have'. It covers the irregular conjugation of 'avere', its Latin origin, and its usage in various contexts. The tutorial also explores idiomatic expressions in Italian that use 'avere', such as expressing hunger or thirst, and how to state one's age using this verb.

What is the origin of the Italian verb 'avere'?

• French

• Greek

• Latin

• Spanish

In the conjugation of 'avere', why is the letter 'H' important?

• It is a silent letter that affects meaning.

• It is used to indicate past tense.

• It is always pronounced.

• It changes the meaning of the verb.

How do you ask someone if they own a cat in Italian using 'avere'?

• Avete un gatto?

• Hai un cane?

• Avete un cane?

• Hai un gatto?

Which verb is used in Italian to express hunger?

• Essere

• Mangiare

• Avere

• Bere

What does 'Io ho sete' mean in English?

• I am cold.

• I am hungry.

• I am thirsty.

• I am tired.

Which of the following is NOT an idiomatic expression using 'avere'?

• Avere fame

• Avere sete

• Avere caldo

• Avere dormire

How would you state your age in Italian using 'avere'?

• Io sono trenta anni.

• Io ho trenta anni.

• Io faccio trenta anni.

• Io vado trenta anni.