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Questions & Answers about Grazie all’atletica ha imparato a gestire ogni imprevisto con calma.
Why is grazie a used in this sentence?
Why does a + l’atletica become all’atletica?
The preposition a combines with the definite article la:
• a + la = alla
Before a vowel, la contracts to l’, so you get a + l’atletica = all’atletica.
Why isn’t there a subject pronoun before ha imparato?
Italian verbs carry endings that clearly show person and number. Ha imparato is third-person singular (“he/she learned”), so the subject pronoun (lui/lei) is unnecessary and usually omitted.
Why is imprevisto singular when it’s preceded by ogni?
Could you use tutti gli imprevisti instead of ?