Rule reminder
Italian allows the omission of subject pronouns (pro-drop language) and other recoverable elements (ellipsis). Zero anaphora — omitting an element understood from context — is a strong cohesion device when the referent is clear. However, over-use in complex sentences can create ambiguity. Understanding when Italian allows and prefers omission is key to natural cohesion.
In which Italian text type is zero anaphora (subject drop) most consistently used?