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Participio Passato Assoluto — Absolute Participle Clauses·Gerundio vs. Participio Assoluto — Same Subject
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Rule reminder

Gerundio = same subject as the main verb. Participio assoluto = different subject from the main verb (or expresses a completed prior state).

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Which sentence is grammatically correct in formal Italian?

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→ Error Identification — Agreement Mistakes→ Error Identification — Wrong Construction→ Choosing Between Gerundio Composto and Participio Assoluto→ Formal Contexts — Choosing the Right Style
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