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Tu = you, as a subject of an action. Think of shakespearian thou. Te = you, as an object of an action. Think of shakespearian thee. Ti = you, indirect. As you can see, they mirror each other. It is what remains of the declension of Latin pronouns (ego, mihi, me, me, tu, tibi, te, te). Examples: SUBJECT. I throw a ball. Io lancio una palla.
When there is a modal (potere, volere, dovere, sapere) or phrasal verb (like cominciare a, stare per, finire di, stare + gerund…) + infinitive, the direct pronoun can be put both before or after the verb, no matter the tense used: After the direct pronouns lo, la, li, le, the Past Participle always agrees with the said pronoun in number and gender.
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I pronomi atoni mi, ti, si, gli, ci, vi possono combinarsi con gli altri pronomi lo, la, li, le, ne ed essere collocati prima del verbo (“Te lo spiegherò domani!”) oppure dopo il verbo (“Portategliene un po’!”) se questo è cotituito da un infinito, un gerundio o un imperativo.
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20 lip 2023 · Let’s first clarify the difference between tu and te in a simple way: “tu” is always used as subject, while “te” is a complement. For example: Tu vai a Londra. [tu performs the action, it is the subject] Luca guarda te. [te is the direct object complement] Vengo in vacanza con te. [te is a complement introduced by preposition]
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