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Participio Presente — Present Participle·Replacing Relative Clauses — When NOT to Use It
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Rule reminder

The present participle can ONLY replace 'che + present verb' when the subject of the relative clause is the same as the noun. It CANNOT replace past tenses, subjunctive, or different subjects.

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'La donna che mi ha aiutato' — which version is correct?

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→ Replacing Relative Clauses — Identifying the Equivalent→ Replacing Relative Clauses — Reverse: Participle to Clause→ Replacing Relative Clauses — In Formal Writing→ Replacing Relative Clauses — Agreement in Context
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