Questions & Answers about I biglietti non sono pronti.
How do I know if biglietti is plural?
Why is the word for 'the' just the letter i?
i is the plural masculine word for 'the'. You use it for plural masculine nouns that start with most consonants. It replaces the singular word il. So, il biglietto becomes i biglietti.
Wait, I thought sono meant 'I am'. Why is it used here for tickets?
Why does pronti end with an -i instead of an -o?
In Italian, adjectives have to match the noun they describe in both gender and number. Since biglietti is a masculine plural noun, the adjective pronto (ready) changes its ending to match, becoming pronti.
Does non always go before the verb?