Breakdown of Avrò successo, questo è il mio sogno.
essere
to be
questo
this (masculine)
avere
to have
mio
my
il sogno
the dream
il successo
the success
Questions & Answers about Avrò successo, questo è il mio sogno.
How do I form the future tense of avere used in avrò?
The verb avere has an irregular stem in the future tense. Instead of keeping the 'e' from the infinitive, the stem drops it to become avr-. Then we add the standard future ending for 'io' (I), which is -ò, giving us avrò.
Why do we say avrò successo instead of using a word for 'successful'?
Why is there an accent mark on the final 'o' in avrò?
In the Italian future tense, the 'io' (I) and 'lui/lei' (he/she/it) forms always end with a written accent mark. This accent tells you to put the spoken stress on that final syllable. It is a strict spelling rule for all future tense verbs in these forms.
Why is it il mio sogno and not just mio sogno?
Unlike in English, Italian almost always requires a definite article (like il, la, i, le) before a possessive word. Since sogno is a masculine singular noun, we use il mio. A major exception you might remember from earlier lessons is for singular close family members, like mio padre, which drops the article.
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