Questions & Answers about Le donne lavorano alle casse veloci.
Why do we use alle here instead of just a?
In Italian, when the preposition a (at) is followed by a definite article like le (the), they merge into one word. Because casse (checkouts) is a feminine plural noun, it takes the article le. Combining a + le gives us alle (at the).
Why does veloci end in -i when casse is feminine?
How do we form the verb lavorano?
It comes from the regular verb lavorare (to work). Because Le donne (The women) represents a they subject, we take the dictionary form, drop the -are ending, and add the they ending -ano to get lavorano.
Is casse a regular plural noun?