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Ci and Ne·CI: Passato Prossimo and Imperfetto
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Rule reminder

In compound tenses (passato prossimo), CI goes before the auxiliary (sono/ho). In the imperfetto, CI goes before the imperfect verb form.

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'Sono andato a Venezia la settimana scorsa.' → Replace 'a Venezia' with 'ci'.

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→ CI as Place Pronoun: Basic Replacement→ CI as Place Pronoun: Identify the Correct Replacement→ CI as Place Pronoun: Fill in the Blank→ CI with Verbs of Motion and Location
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