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So when you use a verb in a reflexive manner and in passato prossimo, you always use 'essere' as the auxillary?
April 14, 2013
Yes, as a rule all reflexive verbs use 'essere' as auxiliary, regardless of the non-reflexive form.
April 14, 2013
I don't understand why sono was not allowed to refer to the first person in this sentence.
April 14, 2013
Because of 'si' (reflexive of the third person) and 'messi' (plural); "I have put my pants on" would be "Mi sono messo i miei pantaloni". "I have put their pants on" would be odd, but it'd be "Mi sono messo i loro pantaloni".
April 14, 2013
Technically there is no "to have" in the sentence (word wise). With the passato prossimo, this sentence can say "they put on" or "they have put on." Either works.
April 4, 2016
