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Participio Passato Assoluto — Absolute Participle Clauses·Formal Contexts — Choosing the Right Style
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Rule reminder

The absolute participle is the hallmark of formal written Italian. In formal contexts, it is preferred over 'dopo che' or 'siccome' clauses.

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In a legal document, which phrasing is appropriate?

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