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Passato Remoto vs Imperfetto·Passato Remoto vs Imperfetto — Literary Passage
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Rule reminder

Literary Italian consistently uses passato remoto for all narrative events and imperfetto for descriptions, habits, and background states.

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Nonostante tutto, la _____ a restare nella villa per qualche giorno.

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→ Passato Remoto vs Imperfetto — Background + Event (Part 1)→ Passato Remoto vs Imperfetto — Background + Event (Part 2)→ Passato Remoto vs Imperfetto — Event Interrupting Background→ Passato Remoto vs Imperfetto — Cause and Effect
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